AMD details ARM and x86 Embedded R-Series chips for the Internet of Things

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Chipmaker will deliver a range of chips in 2014 to meet the diverse needs of the embedded market

AMD plans to introduce two high-performance embedded processor families based on 64-bit ARM and x86 technology to target the growing embedded market and the Internet of Things. The firm said it wil...

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