May 6, 2003 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Advanced Micro Devices (amd.com) today announced the availability of the AMD Athlon MP processor 2800+ for one and two-way servers and workstations running 32-bit applications for enterprises.
The AMD Athlon MP 2800+ is based on a new core that features more L2 cache than previous AMD Athlon MP processors, and allows additional information to be stored closer to the processor for improved performance. All AMD Athlon MP processors utilize AMD?s stable Socket A infrastructure, which provides an easy upgrade path for IT managers and delivers the compatibility that can help lower a company?s total cost of ownership.
“AMD works closely with computer manufacturers to bring the right technology and performance levels to enterprises,” said Marty Seyer, vice president and general manager of AMD’s Microprocessor Business Unit. “With the AMD Athlon MP processor 2800+, we are helping to ensure that companies currently standardized on 32-bit applications receive the reliability and price/performance they need from their servers and workstations for mission-critical applications.”
Systems featuring the AMD Athlon MP processor 2800+ are expected to be available immediately from system builders worldwide. It will be priced at $275 in 1,000-unit quantities.
