AMD throws SeaMicro x86 micro-server business overboard
2012's hot technology goes cold in 2015
SeaMicro, the x86 microserver start-up acquired by chip-maker AMD in 2012, has been shut down, with the remaining staff re-assigned to other parts of AMD. The company will continue developing ARM-based...
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