In addition to the close-up local photos of the bulldozer wafers, the wafers of the Llano APU Fusion processor also reappeared, but they were still partially concealed. In fact, at the Stanford University Hot Chips 22 high-performance conference in early September last year and the Beijing Innovation Technology Conference at the end of October, AMD had already demonstrated Llano APU's test wafers twice, but they were just glimpsed and nobody saw it. detail. This time we finally got a little closer, but I don't know if it was a light problem or deliberately, I still don't see much detail. I don't even think about the number of transistors or the area of ​​the core.
But it will not be too long to wait, Llano APU will be put into production and release in June of this year, slightly later than the bulldozer, is also the GlobalFoundries 32nm process.