AMD talks up teraflop chips at Fusion Developer Summit

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Chipmaker predicts 10 teraflop systems as it outlines developer roadmap for Fusion

AMD opened its Fusion Developer Summit with a prediction that its chips will offer 10 teraflops of compute power by 2020, and outlined how the firm will ensure that developers can harness the power of...

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