AMD Says New Chips to Challenge Intel Lead in Low-Power Servers
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc., struggling to compete with Intel Corp. in the market for processors that run server computers, unveiled three new products aimed at making a dent in its larger rival’s sales.
AMD will offer “Berlin” chips for data-center machines that handle basic tasks such as Web hosting, “Warsaw,” for powerful servers that will compete at lower prices, and “Seattle,” AMD’s first server chip based on ARM Holdings Plc technology.