Computex 2014 AMD Press Conference

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SPENCER PAN
CORP. VICE PRESIDENT
MANAGING DIRECTOR, GREATER CHINA

LISA SU
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT & GM
GLOBAL BUSINESS UNITS

MARKET TRENDS SHAPING AMD TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENTS
Consumer tech adoption
is expanding, diversifying
and evolving
Customers seek new
approaches to innovation
to differentiate and win
New ecosystems and
architectures emerging from
the datacenter to embedded

AMD SEES CLEAR OPPORTUNITY FOR INNOVATION…
 Demand increasing for more compute to
propel new capabilities and experiences
GROWTH IN COMPUTE
BRIDGING ECOSYSTEMS
 Consolidation around x86 and ARM® architectures
creates need for interoperability across ecosystems
 Graphics, visualization and video content on the
rise in devices and the cloud
GRAPHICS & ACCELERATION
 Graphics, visualization and video content
on the rise in devices and the cloud

TRANSFORMING OUR BUSINESS
TRADITIONAL MARKETS GROWTH MARKETS
2012 Actual
~90%
~10%
2015 Y/E
~50%
~50%
2013 Actual
~70%
~30%
ATTACK IN GROWTH MARKETSEVOLVE IN CORE MARKETS
 Maintain traditional PC strongholds
 Grow in desktop and graphics channel
 Target commercial opportunities
 Professional graphics
 Semi-custom
 Dense Server
 Embedded
 Ultra low-power client

AMD RADEON™ GRAPHICS MOMENTUM
“One word – breathtaking.”
- Guru3D1
6 MILLION Users2
200 Games3
World’s First
4K Laptop
4 Engines
7 Developers
20+ Games
R9 295X2
MANTLE API
R7 M265
AMD GAMING
EVOLVED

AMD APU MOMENTUM
“KAVERI”
AMD’s MOST ADVANCED APU EVER
2011-2012 2014 2015+
Over 80 million
AMD APU installed base
Estimated 150+
million
AMD APU installed
base
Estimated 300+
million
AMD APU installed
base
AMD APU Units for non-PCs AMD APU Units for PCs
150+
300+
80
DEMAND FOR APUs RISING
INSTALLED BASE GROWING

AMD NEW APPLICATION MOMENTUM

Client: New Performance Mobile
and Professional APUs
Graphics: New graphics technology
in the datacenter and cloud
Embedded: New embedded
APUs and CPUs
ANNOUNCING TODAY @COMPUTEX 2014

KEVIN LENSING
SR. DIRECTOR PRODUCT MANAGEMENT
CLIENT BUSINESS UNIT

AMD CLIENT MOMENTUM
“KAVERI” Desktop
Revolutionary Architecture
January 14th
“Kaveri is the greatest innovation
that AMD has made in the last ten
years…”
― Digital! Magazine
February issue, page 22-23
“I can also say that, given a
choice between Intel and AMD in
this particular segment, the AM1
platform clearly wins.”
― Tom’s Hardware
http://bit.ly/1nz52yu
“The APUs codenamed “Mullins”
and “Beema” are set to deliver more
than twice the performance-per-
watt of the previous generation”
― CIO-Today
http://bit.ly/1nsoX4N
AM1 Desktop
First AMD Athlon™ & Sempron™ APUs
April 9th
“BEEMA” /“MULLINS” Notebook
2X Performance-Per-Watt1
April 29th

INTRODUCING THE 2014 MOBILE PERFORMANCE APUs
 Revolutionary Architecture
 Maximum Compute Performance
 Enabling New Experiences
Up to 12
Compute Cores*
HSA
Features
Graphics Core Next
(GCN) with Mantle
*Includes 4 CPU cores + 8 GPU cores.
Visit amd.com/ComputeCores for more information.
AMD
TrueAudio2

GOES MOBILE!
Extreme Performance
Amazing Mobile Gaming

AMD FX TAKES ON INTEL CORE i7
BASEMARK CL
SYSTEMGRAPHICSCOMPUTE
Intel i7-4500U "Haswell"
AMD FX-7500 "Kaveri"
AMD FX-7500 "Kaveri"
AMD FX-7500 "Kaveri" UP TO 19% BETTER5
UP TO 58% BETTER4
COMPARABLE3

STAR SWARM BY OXIDE
MANTLE GAMING DEMO

ADDRESSING THE CHANGING NEEDS OF COMMERCIAL
Yesterday Today

INTRODUCING THE
P E R F O R M A N C E
L O N G E V I T Y
S T A B I L I T Y

AMD PRO SERIES VERSUS INTEL CORE i5
100%
108%
Intel Core i5-4200U
"Haswell"
AMD PRO A10-7350B
"Kaveri" Up to 8% Better6
PCMARK 8 V2 WORK

AMD A-SERIES MOBILE PERFORMANCE APUs REDEFINE COMPUTE
8 GCN GPU Cores
CU
CU
CU
CU
CU
CU
CU
CU
Connectivity
hUMASharedMemoryController
Display
4 “Steamroller” CPU Cores Multimedia
PCIe
Gen 3
PCIe
Gen 2
DisplayPort
1.2
HDMI
1.4a
DVI
VGA
AMD
TrueAudio
UVD
VCE
ENABLING SUPERIOR EXPERIENCES
MAXIMUM COMPUTE PERFORMANCE
REVOLUTIONARY ARCHITECTURE

SCOTT AYLOR
CORP. VICE PRESIDENT & GM
EMBEDDED BUSINESS UNIT

THIN CLIENT
DIGITAL SIGNAGE
INFOTAINMENT
COMMUNICATIONS
& NETWORKING
INDUSTRIAL
CONTROLS &
AUTOMATION
SECURITY
BUSINESS
AUTOMATION
AUDIO & VIDEO
OIL & GAS
DIGITAL
SURVEILLANCE
WEARABLES
TRANSPORTATION
RETAIL
AUTOMATION
STORAGE
MEDICAL IMAGING
GATEWAY
EQUIPMENT
HOME &
COMMERCIAL
APPLIANCES
GAMING
MACHINES
DEFENSE &
MILITARY
ENERGY
INDUSTRIAL
TABLETS
AEROSPACESMART PHONES
AUTOMOTIVE
INSTRUMENTATION

WE ARE COMPUTE PIONEERS

*AMD roadmaps are subject to change without notice or obligations to notify of changes. Placement of boxes
is not intended to represent first year of product shipment.
20142013
HIGH-
PERFORMANCE
LOW-POWER
DISCRETE
GRAPHICS
“Adelaar” GPU
“Bald Eagle” APU/CPU
“Hierofalcon” CPU
“Steppe Eagle” APU
“Crowned Eagle” CPU
2 or 4 “Steamroller” CPU Cores
GCN Graphics Compute
17W-35W TDPHSA28nm
28nm SoC
28nm SoC
28nm SoC
28nm
4 or 8 ARM “A57” CPU Cores
10 Gig Ethernet
15W-30W TDP
2 or 4 Enhanced “Jaguar” CPU Cores
GCN Graphics Compute Units
5W-25W TDP
5W-25W TDP
2GB GDDR5
72GB/s Memory Throughput
AMD Radeon™ E6760 GPU
AMD R-Series APU/CPU
AMD G-Series APU SOC
2 or 4 “Piledriver” CPU Cores
AMD Radeon™ HD 7000 Series GPU
17W-35W TDP32nm
28nm SoC
40nm
2 or 4 “Jaguar” CPU Cores
6W-25W TDP
“Turks” Compute Units
1GB GDDR5

1ST EMBEDDED SOLUTION
WITH HSA FEATURES
DRIVE UP TO 9 DISPLAYS WHEN
PAIRED WITH E8860 GPU
UP TO 66% MORE COMPUTE
PERFORMANCE THAN PREVIOUS GENERATION1
2.2 – 3.6 GHz CPU &
464 – 600 MHz GPU
3D, HD AND 4K VIDEO CONTENT

Call-out or headline
IC&A
DIGITAL
SIGNAGE
MEDICAL
IMAGING
GAMING MACHINES
*Part availability is planned for ten years from date of announcement, subject to change without notice. Further support available under contract

*AMD roadmaps are subject to change without notice or obligations to notify of changes. Placement of boxes
is not intended to represent first year of product shipment.
20142013
HIGH-
PERFORMANCE
LOW-POWER
DISCRETE
GRAPHICS
“Adelaar” GPU
“Bald Eagle” APU/CPU
“Hierofalcon” CPU
“Steppe Eagle” APU
“Crowned Eagle” CPU
2 or 4 “Steamroller” CPU Cores
GCN Graphics Compute
17W-35W TDPHSA28nm
28nm SoC
28nm SoC
28nm SoC
28nm
4 or 8 ARM “A57” CPU Cores
10 Gig Ethernet
15W-30W TDP
5W-25W TDP
5W-25W TDP
2GB GDDR5
AMD Radeon™ E6760 GPU
AMD R-Series APU/CPU
AMD G-Series APU SOC
2 or 4 “Piledriver” CPU Cores
17W-35W TDP32nm
28nm SoC
40nm
2 or 4 “Jaguar” CPU Cores
6W-25W TDP
“Turks” Compute Units
1GB GDDR5

NEW AMD EMBEDDED
G-SERIES SOC & CPU
Pin
Compatible
cTDP
AMD platform
security processor
(PSP) built upon
TrustZone®
architecture
Up to
53%
more overall
performance2
AMD G-SERIES:
WORLD’S FIRST EMBEDDED
QUAD-CORE X86 SOC
28nm
Single-chip
SoC
“Jaguar” core
AMD
Radeon™ HD
8000 Series

THIN CLIENT
COMMUNICATIONS & NETWORKING INFRASTRUCTURE
POINT-OF-SALE
IC&A

34 PERCENT MORE
PERFORMANCE-PER-DOLLAR THAN
COMPETING INTEL SOLUTION3

UP TO 96 PERCENT MORE OVERALL
PERFORMANCE-PER-WATT
THAN PREVIOUS GENERATION4

DATA CENTER SWITCH - CONTROL PLANE
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE/$
LOW POWER CONSUMPTION
PACKETS IN PACKETS OUT
“CROWNED EAGLE” FOR NETWORKING CONTROL PLANE

AMD IS POWERING INNOVATION AND BUILDING
PARTNERSHIPS TO TRANSFORM EMBEDDED EXPERIENCES
THE EMBEDDED MARKET IS GROWING AND NEEDS TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS
TO ADDRESS VERTICAL MARKET AND SYSTEMS CHALLENGES.

DAVID CUMMINGS
SENIOR DIRECTOR & GM,
PROFESSIONAL GRAPHICS

AMD FIREPRO™ GRAPHICS LEADERSHIP
RELENTLESS MOMENTUM IN THE PROFESSIONAL GRAPHICS MARKET
Apple Mac Pro AMD FirePro™ W9100 SPECviewperf® 12
OpenCL™ Adoption

COMPUTING
AMD FIREPRO™ S-SERIES FOR THE DATA CENTER
VISUAL CLOUD

AMD FIREPRO™
S4000X GRAPHICS
 Shipping in the HP ProLiant
WS460c Graphics Server Blade
 Remote workstation for CAD
and Financial Services
AMD FIREPRO™ GRAPHICS IN THE DATA CENTER

AMD FIREPRO™ GRAPHICS IN THE DATA CENTER
AMD FIREPRO
S4000X GRAPHICS
AMULET
GPU-only mezzanine card for
Dell M-series blade servers
DELL
PowerEdge™ M520 & M620
Blade Servers
Enhanced parallel processing performance for GPU
Compute, and Remote & Virtual Workstations

DELIVERING THE RIGHT TECHNOLOGIES FOR KEY WORKLOADS
VISUAL CLOUDCOMPUTING

Enabling Key Use Cases
ACCELERATING GRAPHICS IN THE CLOUD
 Remote workstation
 Virtual desktops and applications
 Cloud gaming
Robust Features and Ecosystem
 AMD RapidFire API
 Shared graphics support
 Hypervisor partnerships

BARRY CHEN
GENERAL MANAGER, TAIWAN

Give Customers
New Paths to
Innovation
Harness the Best
of the x86 and ARM
Global Ecosystems
Offer Compute
Leadership in Both x86
and 64-bit ARM through
APU design
2015 AND BEYOND

$0B
$50B
$100B
0%
50%
100%
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
x86 Other ARM x86 + ARM TAM
ARM + x86 DOMINATE THE FUTURE OF COMPUTING
HISTORICAL AND PROJECTED COMBINED REVENUE SHARE ACROSS
PROCESSOR ARCHITECTURES FOR MOBILE, EMBEDDED, PCS, CONSOLES, SERVERS
x86 + ARM TAM
is now approaching
$80B
Source: AMD internal estimates

AMD “PROJECT SKYBRIDGE” AMBIDEXTROUS DESIGN FRAMEWORK
2015
 Starting in 2015, families of 20nm APUs and
SoCs with pin-compatible x86/ARM compute
 Designed for Full HSA support
 AMD Graphics Core Next (GCN)
 Next-Gen “Puma+” x86 Cores
 Low-power A57 64-bit ARM Cores
 AMD‘s first HSA Android platform
AMBIDEXTROUS
COMPUTING
ROADMAP

2014 2015 2016
AMD’S ARM CORE ROADMAP
ARM A57 ARM
 Combined “Seattle”
software and ARM IP
ARM A57
Low Power
ARM
AMD “K12”
ARM Core
ARM
 AMD-Developed
ARM Core Design
Elevating 64-bit ARM
performance to
new levels
AMD roadmaps are subject to change without notice or obligations to notify of changes.
Placement of boxes intended to represent first year of production shipments.
 Cores Methodology
and Verification
 “Project SkyBridge”

2014 2015 2016+
AMBIDEXTROUS COMPUTING ROADMAP
Ambidextrous
Computing Leadership
x86 and 64-bit ARM for:
“Kaveri”
“Beema” and “Mullins"
“Seattle”
“Project SkyBridge”
family of 20nm APUs
and SoCs
Developing 64-bit ARM
cores alongside new
64-bit x86 cores
Dense Server
Embedded
Semi-Custom
Ultra-Low
Power Client

AMD INNOVATIONS ANNOUNCED TODAY @COMPUTEX 2014
 Graphics, visualization and video content on the
rise in devices and the cloud
CLIENT ANNOUNCEMENTS
 New AMD FX-Series Mobile APUs
 New AMD PRO Series Mobile and Desktop APUs
EMBEDDED & ECOSYSTEM
ANNOUNCEMENTS
 New AMD performance R-Series & low-power G-Series
 “Project SkyBridge” enables Ambidextrous Computing era
GRAPHICS ANNOUNCEMENTS
 New AMD FirePro S4000X technology in the datacenter
 New AMD SKY Technology for accelerating
graphics in the cloud

DISCLAIMER & ATTRIBUTION
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The information contained herein is subject to change and may be rendered inaccurate for many reasons, including but not limited to product and roadmap
changes, component and motherboard version changes, new model and/or product releases, product differences between differing manufacturers, software
changes, BIOS flashes, firmware upgrades, or the like. AMD assumes no obligation to update or otherwise correct or revise this information. However, AMD
reserves the right to revise this information and to make changes from time to time to the content hereof without obligation of AMD to notify any person of
such revisions or changes.
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Devices, Inc. in the United States and/or other jurisdictions. Other names are for informational purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective
owners.

ENDNOTES
1. Testing conducted by AMD Performance Labs on optimized AMD reference systems. PC manufacturers may vary configuration yielding different results. 3DMark 11 is used to simulate graphics performance; the AMD
A8-6410 APU (15W TDP) scored 880 while the AMD A6-5200 APU (25W TDP) scored 699. BMN-36
2. AMD TrueAudio technology is offered by select AMD Radeon™ R9 and R7 200 Series GPUs and select AMD A-Series APUs and is designed to improve acoustic realism. Requires enabled game or application. Not all
audio equipment supports all audio effects; additional audio equipment may be required for some audio effects. Not all products feature all technologies—check with your component or system manufacturer for
specific capabilities.
3. Testing conducted by AMD Performance Labs on optimized AMD reference systems. PC manufacturers may vary configuration yielding different results. PCMark 8 - Home score is used to simulate productivity
performance; the AMD FX-7500 APU scored 2591 while the i7-4500U processor scored 2530. KVN-46
4. Testing conducted by AMD Performance Labs on optimized AMD reference systems. PC manufacturers may vary configuration yielding different results. 3DMark 11 is used to simulate graphics performance; the AMD
FX-7500 APU scored 1473 while the i7-4500U processor scored 932. KVN-45
5. Testing conducted by AMD Performance Labs on optimized AMD reference systems. PC manufacturers may vary configuration yielding different results. Basemark CL score is used to simulate system performance;
the AMD FX-7500 APU scored 44 while the i7-4500U processor scored 37. KVN-67
6. Testing conducted by AMD Performance Labs on optimized AMD reference systems. PC manufacturers may vary configuration yielding different results. PCMark 8 - Work score is used to simulate productivity
performance; the AMD PRO A10-7350B APU scored 3507 while the Core i5-4200U processor scored 3248. KVN-69

CLIENT FOOTNOTES
1. AMD TrueAudio technology is offered by select AMD Radeon™ R9 and R7 200 Series GPUs and select AMD A-Series APUs and is designed to improve
acoustic realism. Requires enabled game or application. Not all audio equipment supports all audio effects; additional audio equipment may be required
for some audio effects. Not all products feature all technologies—check with your component or system manufacturer for specific capabilities.
2. Testing conducted by AMD Performance Labs on optimized AMD reference systems. PC manufacturers may vary configuration yielding different results.
PCMark 8 - Home score is used to simulate productivity performance; the AMD FX-7500 APU scored 2591 while the i7-4500U processor scored 2530.
KVN-46
3DMark 11 is used to simulate graphics performance; the AMD FX-7500 APU scored 1473 while the i7-4500U processor scored 932. KVN-45
Basemark CL score is used to simulate system performance; the AMD FX-7500 APU scored 44 while the i7-4500U processor scored 37. KVN-47

CONFIGS
AMD
 AMD “Ballina” reference platform
‒ AMD FX-7500 APU with Radeon™ R7 Graphics featuring 10 Compute Cores (4C+6G), 2x2048 MBytes of DDR3-1600 RAM, Microsoft Windows 8.1 Single Language, 13.350.0.0 -
10-Mar-2014 drive.
‒ AMD A10 PRO-7350B APU with Radeon™ R6 Graphics, 10 Compute Cores (4C+6G), 2x2048 MBytes of DDR3-1600 RAM, Microsoft Windows 8.1 Single Language, 13.350.0.0 -
10-Mar-2014 drive.
‒ AMD A10-7400P APU with Radeon™ R6 Graphics featuring 10 Compute Cores (4C+6G), 2x2048 MBytes of DDR3-1600 RAM, Microsoft Windows 8.1 Single Language,
13.350.0.0 - 24-Feb-2014 driver.
‒ AMD A10-7300 APU with Radeon™ R6 Graphics featuring 10 Compute Cores (4C+6G), 2x2048 MBytes of DDR3-1600 RAM, Microsoft Windows 8.1 Single Language,
13.350.0.0 - 24-Feb-2014 driver.
‒ AMD A8-7100 APU with Radeon™ R5 Graphics featuring 8 Compute Cores (4C+4G), 2x2048 MBytes of DDR3-1600 RAM, Microsoft Windows 8.1 Single Language, 13.350.0.0 -
24-Feb-2014 driver.
INTEL
‒ Dell Inspiron 5537, Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4500U CPU @ 1.80GHz with Intel HD Graphics 4600, 2x2048 MBytes of DDR3-1600 RAM, Microsoft Windows 8.1 Single Language,
13.300.0.0 - 18-Dec-2013
‒ Dell Inspiron 5537, ntel(R) Core(TM) i5-4200U CPU @ 1.60GHz with Intel HD Graphics 4600, 2x2048 MBytes of DDR3-1600 RAM, Microsoft Windows 8.1 Single Language,
13.300.0.0 - 18-Dec-2013
‒ Hewlett-Packard HP ProBook 430 G1, ntel(R) Core(TM) i3-4010U CPU @ 1.70GHz with Intel HD Graphics 4600, 2x2048 MBytes of DDR3-1600 RAM, Microsoft Windows 8.1
Single Language, 13.300.0.0 - 18-Dec-2013
‒ Acer Aspire E1-532P, Intel(R) Pentium(R) 3556U @ 1.70GHz with Intel HD Graphics, 2x2048 MBytes of DDR3-1600 RAM, Microsoft Windows 8.1 Single Language, 13.300.0.0 -
18-Dec-2013

EMBEDDED DISCLAIMERS
1 The AMD Bald Eagle RX-427BB scored 76 and AMD R-Series 464L scored 46, when running BasemarkCL 1.0 benchmark. The performance delta of 66% was
calculated based on RX-427BB’s performance score of 76 and R-464L’s performance score of 46. The AMD Bald Eagle RX-427BB used an AMD Ballina
motherboard with 8GB DDR3 SO-DIMM memory and 256GB SanDisk HDD. The R-464L used an AMD DB-FS1r2 development board with 8GB DDR3 memory
and 160GB Hitachi HDD. Both systems ran Windows® 7 Ultimate. EMB-95
2 Overall performance was measured using a suite of industry benchmarks consisting of 3DMark06, 3DMark11, POVRay v3.7, Passmark v7, PCMark8 v2.0,
and BasemarkCL 1.0. The GX-412HC’s TDP is 7W and GX-210HA’s TDP is 9W. The performance delta of 53% was calculated based on GX-412HC’s geometric
mean of 555.3 and GX-210HA’s geometric mean of 363.6. The performance-per-watt delta of 96% was calculated based on GX-412HC’s performance-per-
watt ratio of 79.3 and GX-210HA’s performance-per-watt ratio of 40.4. The AMD Steppe Eagle GX-412HC and G-S SOC GX-210HA used an AMD Larne
motherboard with 4GB DDR3-1333 memory and 320GB Toshiba HDD. The system ran Windows® 7 Ultimate. EMB-104
3 Performance comparison is based on the EEMBC CoreMark v1.0 benchmark. The kit price of GX-416RA is $25 and the kit price of Celeron 1037U is $25. The
performance delta of 34% was calculated based on GX-416RA’s CoreMark score of 24699 and Celeron 1037U’s CoreMark score of 18461. The performance-
per-$ delta of 34% was calculated based on the GX-416RA’s performance-per-$ ratio of 987.96 and 1037U’s performance-per-$ ratio of 738.44. The AMD
Steppe Eagle GX-416RA used an AMD Larne development board with 4GB DDR3-1600 memory and 80GB Hitachi HDD. The Intel Celeron 1037U used a
Toshiba Satellite C55-A5220 motherboard with 8GB DDR3-1600 memory and 256GB Sandisk HDD. Both systems ran Ubuntu Linux 11.1. EMB-105
4 Overall performance was measured using a suite of industry benchmarks consisting of 3DMark06, 3DMark11, POVRay v3.7, Passmark v7, PCMark8 v2.0,
and BasemarkCL 1.0. The GX-412HC’s TDP is 7W and GX-210HA’s TDP is 9W. The performance delta of 53% was calculated based on GX-412HC’s geometric
mean of 555.3 and GX-210HA’s geometric mean of 363.6. The performance-per-watt delta of 96% was calculated based on GX-412HC’s performance-per-
watt ratio of 79.3 and GX-210HA’s performance-per-watt ratio of 40.4. The AMD Steppe Eagle GX-412HC and G-S SOC GX-210HA used an AMD Larne
motherboard with 4GB DDR3-1333 memory and 320GB Toshiba HDD. The system ran Windows® 7 Ultimate. EMB-104

GRAPHICS FOOTNOTES
1. http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/amd_radeon_r9_295x2_review,1.html
2. http://raptr.com/topic/amd
3. http://raptr.com/supported-games

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