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Tyfus (neregistrovaný)Intel je jeden z nejvetsich svetovych vyrobcu polovodicu, amd je vuci nemu trpaslik.
Lidi od intelu drbou hlavne do bezdratovych ovladacu. amd z principu staci se angazovat ve vyvoji GCC a snit o ovladacich pro grafiku.
A kvizovy dotaz nakonec. Kdo, o kom a proc prohlasil:
Some asshole said he was "open" but he was only open for business. -
anonymníza AMD to robia RedHat a Novell partneri AMD pre Linux
>intel je jeden z nejvetsich svetovych vyrobcu polovodicu, amd je vuci nemu >trpaslik.
Trpazlik ako trpazlik Intel je Top1 AMD je TOP8 za rok 2006
a co sa tyka AMD A Linux, namam pocit, ze by toho robili prave malo- aj ked mozno nie v kerneli, kde to za nich robi RedHat a Novell.
UNIX to Linux Transition: AMD first used Linux to test AMD-K6® processor-based
systems in 1996. We started the transition to Linux for microprocessor design and
verification in 1997
Currently, all AMD internal EDA tool development is done on Linux for AMD64,
eliminating the need for specialized UNIX hardware
http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/white_papers_and_tech_docs/AMD_on_AMD.pdf
AMD cuddles with Linux
20.04.2006 12:15
AMD apparently wants to set up a research group in Dresden not only to optimize Linux for its own processors, but also to integrate the requirements of the open operating system in the development process for future processor generations
According to the job description for the tool developer, this person will not only be developing Linux tools for AMD processors, but also helping optimize processors for Linux
http://www.heise.de/english/newsticker/news/72169
20.04.2006 13:38
AMD plans to establish a global centre of competence for operating systems in Dresden. At the Operating System Research Center (OSRC), a team directed by Chris Schläger
Up to the beginning of the year, Schläger was the development head at Novell for SuSE Linux.
http://www.heise.de/english/newsticker/news/72178
23 February 2007 09:14 AEST
CRN: To what extent is AMD's Linux business growing?
RICHARD: Linux has always been a stronghold for us. People using Linux in the computer and server space are unconventional thinkers. So that often drives them to be AMD partners. One area Linux is well-known for is high performance, and the Opteron is big in HPC and large clusters. We're continuing to invest in that space. We recently opened a software development center in Redmond, Wash., and we continue to work closely with Red Hat and Novell SUSE and enhancements for Barcelona. You'll see in the next release of the Red Hat OS that there is optimization around the AMD platform, which is a first.
http://www.crn.com.au/print.aspx?CIID=73837&SIID=0
a aj zoznam SW vyprodukovaneho AMD v roku 2007 svedci o niecom
AMD Power Monitor Linux Version - RHEL 4 32 bits -January 2007
AMD Power Monitor Linux Version - RHEL 4 64 bits -January 2007
AMD Power Monitor Linux Version - SLES 9 32 bits -January 2007
AMD Power Monitor Linux Version - SLES 9 64 bits - January 2007
AMD Power Monitor Linux Version - SuSE Linux 10 64 bits (32 not supported due to a kernel bug) - January 2007
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/TechnicalResources/0,,30_182_871_13118,00.html
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