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Industry insiders said on Wednesday that Chaowei Semiconductor of the United States is cooperating with Samsung Electronics to develop the next generation of embedded processors. Industry insiders said that AMD released the sixth-generation AMD EPYC Embedded 9006 series processor on Tuesday local time. The product uses Samsung Electronics' enterprise-grade memory and storage solutions. Choi Chang-suk, a senior official at Samsung Electronics, said, “As memory and input/output technology continue to advance, manufacturing and testing environments must also be upgraded simultaneously to meet increasing performance and bandwidth requirements. We look forward to working with AMD to apply these technical capabilities to our manufacturing testing infrastructure.” AMD's new processors can deliver up to 1.8 times the throughput of previous generation products.
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Industry insiders said on Wednesday that Chaowei Semiconductor of the United States is cooperating with Samsung Electronics to develop the next generation of embedded processors. Industry insiders said that AMD released the sixth-generation AMD EPYC Embedded 9006 series processor on Tuesday local time. The product uses Samsung Electronics' enterprise-grade memory and storage solutions. Choi Chang-suk, a senior official at Samsung Electronics, said, “As memory and input/output technology continue to advance, manufacturing and testing environments must also be upgraded simultaneously to meet increasing performance and bandwidth requirements. We look forward to working with AMD to apply these technical capabilities to our manufacturing testing infrastructure.” AMD's new processors can deliver up to 1.8 times the throughput of previous generation products.
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