Llano processor owned by AMD were reported to have recorded a very significant product delivery. Recorded in the June, Llano processor has sold 1 million units, while successfully shipped 1.3 million to 1.5 million in July.
These results complement AMD's sales in the fourth quarter, sources said this success Llano processors shipped 7.5 million to 8 million processors during the period.
Currently AMD continues to hit the market by ingratiating themselves with their strong competitor, Intel. One strategy is carried out, by pushing the 40nm-based processors, C series (Ontario) and the E series (Zacate) for the entry level market.
They also issued a processor that adopts 32nm technologies are present in Llano series APUs for the middle market, and pushing the 32nm AM3 + FX series (Zambezi) a processor for high-end market in the fourth quarter.
In 2012, AMD will launch a series APU codename Krishna using 28nm process from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). This processor is targeted for mini PC, and all-in-one PC with a serial code that can replace the name Trinity Llano for the mainstream market, adopting a 32nm process from Globalfoundries. For high-end market, AMD will launch a series APU codenamed Komodo.
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