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| Sauber Petronas Selects AMD Solution for CFD |
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"It is clear that AMD is at the forefront in the area of 64-bit
computing, and we believe AMD64 technology is the future in
high-performance-computing," said Torbjörn Larsson, head of CFD at
Sauber.
“AMD is rapidly becoming recognized for high-performance computing in
the highly competitive world of Formula One racing, and we look forward
to working with Sauber to help them develop the cutting-edge solutions
they require to be successful,” said Henri Richard, AMD’s executive
vice president, worldwide sales and marketing. “By delivering
unparalleled performance, the AMD Opteron processor with Direct Connect
Architecture will allow Sauber to protect their current technology
investments as well as gain a critical competitive advantage.”
AMD will provide the AMD64 platform to Sauber Petronas as an Official Technology Partner to the Swiss Formula One team.
Demonstrating an unwavering focus on customer-centric innovation, AMD
was the first to present an x86 dual-core strategy, and earlier this
week became the first to announce the completion of an x86 dual-core
processor design for 64-bit computing. AMD plans to deliver
high-performance dual-core products to the x86 server market in
mid-2005 and introduce dual-core solutions for high-end client PCs in
the second half of 2005. As more solution providers join the AMD64
ecosystem, the industry is approaching the day when 32-bit-only systems
will become obsolete.
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