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Predrag Stankovic · 4.1.2011, 23:54

USB 3.0 chip find their way into into new AMD platforms

Sources at USB 3.0 chip makers told DigiTimes that they will make a push into AMD's new Ontario and Zacate platforms. The first chipset with native USB 3.0 support is expected to be introduced in July by AMD, while Intel won't integrate it until the introduction of Ivy Bridge in January 2012.
AMD is already set to include native support for four USB 3.0 ports on its upcoming 32nm Hudson-D3/M3 chipsets, which will pair with its 32nm Llano APU targeting mid-range/high-end notebooks and desktops as well as ultra-thin notebooks, in July.
Meanwhile, since the transition to USB 3.0 will be a huge process to handle, Intel is aiming to integrate USB 3.0 functions only in high-end motherboards initially to minimize the possible risks and will gradually increase the overall penetration to 80% by the end of 2012.

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Predrag Stankovic Deo inventara foruma Član od: 3.12.2005. Lokacija: NRW, Nemačka Poruke: 4.522 Zahvalnice: 999 Zahvaljeno 666 puta na 458 poruka	Re: Usb 3.0 USB 3.0 chip find their way into into new AMD platforms Sources at USB 3.0 chip makers told DigiTimes that they will make a push into AMD's new Ontario and Zacate platforms. The first chipset with native USB 3.0 support is expected to be introduced in July by AMD, while Intel won't integrate it until the introduction of Ivy Bridge in January 2012. AMD is already set to include native support for four USB 3.0 ports on its upcoming 32nm Hudson-D3/M3 chipsets, which will pair with its 32nm Llano APU targeting mid-range/high-end notebooks and desktops as well as ultra-thin notebooks, in July. Meanwhile, since the transition to USB 3.0 will be a huge process to handle, Intel is aiming to integrate USB 3.0 functions only in high-end motherboards initially to minimize the possible risks and will gradually increase the overall penetration to 80% by the end of 2012.