AMD seems to be concentrating on its mobile and server platforms for the moment and the PC desktop domain will only receive the Piledriver enhanced Vishera processors as an upgrade for the AM3+ owners.
We reported
here about Vishera’s complete compatibility with today’s AM3+ platform and we already know that the performance boost should likely be around 20% or more, like we reported
here.
The company and the market are very enthusiastic on the computing and battery performance of the
Trinity processors and they are working on a tablet platform also.
The tablet market will finally welcome some real competition from
AMD in the form of its
Jaguar APU.
The desktop platform will
reportedly remain the same until next summer, when
AMD’s Steamroller architecture will be finalized.