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Here's what they are saying
AMD’s aggressive and innovative vision for pervasive multi-core processing promises more exciting developments in 2005 and ATI is proud to support AMD’s quest for industry-leading changes. Important breakthroughs lie ahead in dual-core processing and as AMD drives the dynamic server market forward, ATI will continue delivering chipset products that set industry standards for stability, video quality, flexibility and software support.”
- -Phil Eisler, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Chipset and Notebook Products, ATI Technologies Inc.
The AMD Opteron processor is well architected for the enterprise server market. The revolutionary Direct Connect Architecture provides the ultimate price/performance value proposition for the server OEMs, and it also provides a perfect showcase for Broadcom's high-performance I/O product portfolio.
- -Thomas Lagatta, Group Vice President, Enterprise Computing Group, Broadcom Corporation
We are excited to be on the forefront with AMD and multi-core 64-bit computing. This technology will allow SONAR users to get dramatic improvements in audio processing performance, translating to more tracks and effects and a deeper sonic palette from sample libraries.
- -Ron Kuper, Vice President, Engineering, Cakewalk
California Digital is pleased to launch versions of its 1720 server and 9316 storage unit with the new AMD Opteron™ processor Model 252, which will enable California Digital's 1720 and 9316 server and storage solutions to deliver increased performance. Many of our customers, particularly in electronic design automation and engineering modeling, demand the powerful and cost-effective 64-bit solutions the AMD Opteron processor can deliver.
- -Douglas Bone, COO, California Digital
CCSI has worked closely with AMD since the introduction of the
AMD Athlon™ MP processor family and greets the newest product announcement with great anticipation. AMD continues to lead the industry with the AMD Opteron™ processor family of both Windows®- and Linux-compatible 32- and 64-bit x86 processors. CCSI stands ready with Thermally Correct 1U, 2U, 3U and 4U rack mount systems with unequaled cooling capacities, hard drive and fault tolerant power supply options to ensure that adopters of the AMD Opteron platform gain the full benefit of this architecture.
- -Rockney Alavi, President, CCSI
As the leader in access infrastructure solutions, Citrix has a long history of incorporating AMD technologies to provide optimized functionality and a lower total cost of ownership in Citrix Presentation Server deployments. With imminent market demand for 64-bit computing, we are excited about the improved scalability and performance benefits that Dual-Core AMD Opteron processor-based systems promise to offer our customers.
- -David Jones, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, Citrix Systems, Inc.
We’re proud to be partnering with Jungo in fully endorsing 64-bit computing. Their optimized drivers will enable 64-bit and multi-core systems to take full advantage of ClearSpeed’s CSX600 processor in High Performance Computing.
- -Mike Calise, President, ClearSpeed Technology
Our customers in education, government, IT and the military hunger for the latest 64-bit technology advancements and their associated performance benefits. Colfax International strives to provide cutting-edge solutions based on the high-performance AMD Opteron™ processor with Direct Connect Architecture to meet the needs of these compute-intensive environments.
- -Michael Fay, Vice President, Colfax International
The combination of AMD Opteron™ processors and our RedHawk real-time Linux operating system are providing increasingly successful solutions for complex, time-critical applications worldwide. Concurrent customers in Germany are using AMD Opteron processor-powered iHawk systems in Air Traffic Control for critical radar data recording. French customers are replacing six-processor SGI systems with dual and quad AMD Opteron processor-powered iHawk Series 870 systems for advanced music simulation and research. A well-known electronics customer in Japan is using their first AMD Opteron processor-powered iHawk system for particle element analysis and simulation of advanced toner compounds for copiers. This application used to require time on CRAY super computers. All of these applications require the high levels of performance and determinism provided by AMD Opteron processor-based systems and RedHawk real-time Linux.
- -Gary Beerman, Director of Marketing, Concurrent Integrated Solutions Division
With our strong collaboration with AMD, we have already performed successful early testing of the Dual-Core AMD Opteron processors on the Cray XD1 system on a range of applications and are excited to be rolling them out to our customers. All of our Cray supercomputers, including the Cray XD1 and Cray XT3 systems, were designed to accommodate higher density dual-core processors in order to leverage our customers’ investment in these systems. As a result, customers who choose the dual-core option will enjoy improved price/performance, while continuing to see exceptional sustained application performance without the need to modify their applications.
- -Peter Ungaro, President, Cray
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