HyperTransport™ Technology in 2009 and Beyond
Mike Uhler VP, Accelerated Computing, AMD PresidCdent, HyperTransport Consortium
February 11, 2009 Agenda
AMD Roadmap Update Torrenza , Fusion, Stream Computing and Accelerated Computing The HT Consortium: Thoughts on the Past, Present, and Future Summary and Conclusions
2 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 AMD Roadmap Update
3 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 AMD Cross-Generation x86 Server Platforms Roadmap
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Longevity – long platform life “Magny-Cours” “Sao-Paulo” Flexibility – power vs. performance choice
“Istanbul” 6 Core Maranello “Shanghai” New DDR3 Platform Quad-Core
Fiorano Next-Generation DDR2 Platform with Dual Quad-Core Improved Virtualization Features Core
Currently Shipping DDR2 Platforms DDR2 Memory with AMD-V™ Technology
AMD roadmap subject to change without notice 4 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 AMD Client Processor Roadmap: 2008-2011
Segment 2008 2009 2010 2011 NEW
Agena Deneb Orochi Enthusiast 4 cores 4 cores > 4 cores Desktop 4M cache, DDR2 8M cache > 8M cache DDR2/3 DDR3
Propus Llano *APU 4 Core Mainstream 4 cores 2M cache Desktop 4M cache DDR2/3 DDR3 GPU
Griffin Caspian NEW Champlain NEW Mainstream 2 cores 2 cores 4 cores Notebook 2M cache 2M cache 2M cache DDR2 DDR2 DDR3
Conesus NEW Geneva NEW Ontario *APU 2 cores 2 cores 2 cores Ultraportable 1M cache 2M cache 1M cache DDR2 DDR3 DDR3 BGA BGA GPU BGA Mini- Notebook * Accelerated Processing Unit 65nm process 45nm process 32nm process AMD roadmap subject to change without notice 5 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 1H 2009 GPG Roadmap Snapshot
ATI Radeon™ ATI RV790 Radeon™ RV740 ATI Mobility ATI Radeon Radeon™ Tigris 2H09 ATI Radeon M97 Desktop ATI FirePro™ Desktop Graphics V7750 ATI FirePro™ ATI Mobility Graphics Card V2450 ATI FirePro Radeon Card ATI FirePro High End Performance 40nm 3D Work stati on 2D Graphics Transition Graphics Workstation Processor Card Graphics Card
Professional Notebook Desktop Graphics Graphics Graphics
6 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 Torrenza, Fusion, Stream Computing and Accelerated Computing
7 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 ATI Stream-enabled Software Applications Leverage the Massive Parallel Processing Capability of the GPU
Graphics Workloads
Serial and Task Data Parallel Parallel Workloads Workloads
8 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 Accelerated Computing
Platform Level A Accelerator ccelerator C
CPU P U HTX Accelerator AMD NB Processor PCIe® Chipset Silicon level Package level Accelerator integration PCIe® integration Accelerator Chipset Add-in AltAccelerator AMD Opteron Silicon Level Socket Socket compatible accelerator
non-Coherent Domain Coherent Domain
9 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 The Future is Fusion
CPU Graphics & Video Leadership Leadership
Fusion is AMD's new corporate brand and a working philosophy that captures our main differentiating strengths. It represents the coming together of people, ideas, and technologies to deliver next- generation solutions for people at work, home and play.
10 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 The HT Consortium: Thoughts on the Past, Present and Future
(In my role as HT Consortium President)
11 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 HT, PCIe, and QPI Roadmaps: Past, Present, and Future
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
1.0 1.1 2.0 3.0 3.1 Rev HT GT/s 1.6 1.6 2.8 5.2 6.4 ??? GB/s 3.2 3.2 5.6 10.4 12.8
1.x 2.0 3.0 Rev PCIe GT/s 2.0 4.0 8.0 GB/s 4.0 8.0 16.0
1.0 Rev QPI GT/s 6.4 ??? GB/s 12.8
All bandwidth values 16-bit unidirectional
14 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 HT, PCIe, and QPI: The Future
Two other standards now competing for interconnect roles PCIe extending beyond pure ‘peripheral’ interconnect – Coherency, cache injection, atomics, power management, virtualization features – Industry-wide investment – Higher bandwidth QPI developed by Intel – Including a role for external accelerator attach But, HT is a superior and time-proven standard
15 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 Summary and Conclusions
HT has a long history of leading-edge development and market success, with continued support in AMD products
The HT development model has successfully transitioned from an AMD-centric to a consortium-centric approach
2009 looks to be an excitinggy and transformative year for the evolution of the HT standard and I’m excited to be part of this effort
16 | HT Technology in 2009 and Beyond | February 11, 2009 DISCLAIMER
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