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Fusion chips are AMD's line of accelerated processing units (APUs) that integrate CPU and GPU cores on a single die. Discussions on WindowsForum highlight AMD's market share gains driven by strong demand for Fusion chips, which helped AMD increase its x86 microprocessor market share to 19.4% in Q2, up from 17.8% year-over-year, while Intel's share declined. Additionally, AMD announced support for USB 3.0 in its Fusion chipsets, including the A75 and A70M models, marking the first major processor supplier to integrate the high-speed interface. These threads reflect interest in AMD's competitive positioning and technological advancements in the processor market.
  1. JMH

    AMD taking microprocessor market share from Intel

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  2. cybercore

    AMD to back USB 3.0 in its chips

    Advanced Micro Devices will support USB 3.0 in its chips, marking the first instance of a major PC processor supplier getting behind the standard. Intel has yet to support the high-speed interface. The USB Implementers Forum today announced that AMD will deliver the first chipsets to...