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	AMD K9 quad core benchmarked against Intel offerings
		And so if he says as he does that AMD's K9 here will be a quad core baby and performs pretty well, then we're very inclined to believe him.
		And when he produces benchmarks of the K9, as he does here, then we at the INQ ain't going to quibble.
		Course the K9 is gonna have to compete against an Intel four core Whitefield creature and by then presumably Chipzilla will have all of its famous ducks in some kind of row.
	www.theinquirer.net /?article=22585 (190 words)

	AMD K9 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		K9 appears originally to have been an ambitious 8 issue per clock cycle core redesign of the K7/K8.
		At one point, K9 was the Greyhound project (Now is in K8L) at AMD, and was worked on by the K7 team beginning in February or March 2001, with tape-out A0 scheduled for 2003.
		Some claim the cancellation of the K nomenclature is likely an attempt by AMD to avoid ridicule caused by the similarities between "K9" and "canine", but this is only conjecture, considering K7 and K8 were only internal codenames for the processors that AMD marketed as the Athlon and the Athlon 64, respectively.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/AMD_K9 (257 words)

	AMD64 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		AMD's x86-64 instruction set (later renamed AMD64) is an extension of Intel's IA-32 (x86-32) architecture.
		AMD was the first x86-family vendor to support no-execute in linear addressing mode.
		Complete in-tree support for the platform was achieved prior to the hardware's initial release due to AMD's loaning of several machines for the project's hackathon that year.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/AMD64 (2227 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: K9
		The AMD K9 generation of CPUs was the codename used to refer to dual core K8 processors.
		K9 Advantix must not be used on cats due to their inability to metabolize certain compounds.
		K9 Advantix is gentle enough for puppies 7 weeks of age or older and dogs of any size.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/K9 (867 words)

	PlanetAMD64 -> AMD’s Indian R&D Lab Initiates Operations
		AMD is expected to hire 40 employees at the site this year, and by the end of 2005 expects the design center will house up to 150 experienced chip design and development engineers.
		AMD did not elaborate which chips are to be developed by the Indian RandD facility.
		AMD’s next-generations processors are K9, which is expected to be showcased in late 2005, and the K10, which is a totally unknown chip.
	www.planetamd64.com /index.php?showtopic=2043 (971 words)

	© AMDboard.com - AMD K10 Special
		"So, to catch you up on AMD in mid-2005, we have the K9 launching, but not that K9, that is now K10.
		The new K9 will not be a dog, but it will be at 2.0 to 2.6GHz, and should be one hell of a fast chip.
		There are no doubts that AMD K9, AMD K10, AMD K11 in addition to other microprocessors will work at high core-speeds and employ large L1, L2 and possibly L3 caches.
	www.amdboard.com /k10.html (241 words)

	AMD K9
		AMD K9 The AMD K9 generation of CPUs was the codename used to refer to dual core K8 processors.
		However, AMD has since decided to stop referring to upcoming CPUs by K numbers.
		While many people thought the K9 was a complete core redesign, that is reserved for what would have been the K10.
	www.mrsci.com /Microprocessors/AMD_K9.php (79 words)

	AMD hatches new naming plan for chip generations \| CNET News.com
		AMD's K was a counterpart to Intel's P designation for chip families such as the P5 (the first Pentium) and the P6, which included both the Pentium II and III.
		Now, however, AMD has done away with the designation because it has launched a strategy to enter a wider variety of markets.
		AMD has separate design teams working on server chips, desktop chips, standard notebook chips, low-power notebook chips and inexpensive chips for Internet appliances and consumer electronics, said Dirk Meyer, executive vice president of AMD's Computation Products Group.
	news.com.com /AMD+hatches+...+chip+generations/2100-1006_3-5453187.html (572 words)

	Share and Discover AMD Bio, Pictures, News at BlinkBits. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		AMD later produced the 80286, or 286, under the same arrangement, but then Intel cancelled the agreement in 1986, and refused to hand over technical details of the i386 part.
		AMD also adopted a model numbering system similar to a PR rating to supersede clock rate for differentiating their processors, which would supposedly project the clock rate relative performance of these new Athlons versus the earliest versions of the Athlon.
		Bolstered by its vastly improved reputation and credibilty, AMD was able to avoid being marginalized at the low end of the market as they had been when they were shipping the K6 as their flagship product.
	www.blinkbits.com /blinks/amd (3816 words)

	ap0calypse - The Last Stop in Tech - AMD K9 to Ramp at 90nm Nodes?
		AMD’s Fred Weber, Chief Technology Officer Computational Products Group for the second largest CPU developer said in an interview Monday that the company’s ninth generation processor may be ramped up using 90nm process — a process that is just around the corner from AMD.
		AMD is also expected to produce Opteron and Athlon 64 chips using 65nm technology too.
		AMD K9 will be released in the second half of 2005, 3.5 years after the AMD showcased its early K8 processors.
	www.ap0calypse.com /printthread.php?t=53 (284 words)

	WinBeta.Org Betas - News - Reviews - AMD Tips Next-Generation Microprocessors Features
		Presently feature-set of forthcoming AMD chips is not discussed much, in contrast, AMD proclaims certain enhancements for existing and close-to-be-released processors.
		In mid-2003 AMD's execs and sources close to the company said AMD's K9 project would see the light of the day in 2005, roughly 2 years after the first AMD64 went out of AMD's fab.
		AMD reiterated its commitment to deliver server and workstation dual-core chips in mid-2005 with desktop dual-core products following in the second half of the year at the Lehman Brothers T4 Conference.
	www.winbeta.org /print.php?id=2205 (253 words)

	TweakTown Global Forums - AMD K9
		AMD is advertising this position for a K9 bus and Northbridge engineer.
		The K9 processors will be introduced as the 870, 868 and 866 Opterons — with these chips being released during the first half of that year.
		AMD will cut prices on its standard wattage Opterons as it introduces the new lower power versions — all indications are by a serious amount.
	forums.tweaktown.com /showthread.php?t=9833 (2073 words)

	DriverHeaven.net - AMD K9 to Be Taped Out Using Opteron Processors?
		Moreover, AMD will hardly tape out the K9 in course of the next couple of years and in three years time AMD Athlon XP will be completely forgotten.
		So, it is quite logical to assume AMD will utilize its own x86-64 (or AMD64 as the company likes to call this architecture now) Opteron chips for taping out the next-generation product.
		Given a lot of postpones of the K8 aka Hammer architecture due to design and manufacturing issues, we may actually expect AMD to present the K9 relatively shortly after the K8 is on the market.
	www.driverheaven.net /showthread.php?t=17550 (376 words)

	Intel Promises: Q4 '04 4Ghz - PCSTATS Forum
		AMD uses 11 pipelines for Athlons and XPs.
		AMD chose a shorter pipeline, but it limits their ability to clock the processor as high as Intel does.
		AMD's K9 and Intels Tejas are scheduled for Q1 2005.
	forum.pcstats.com /showthread.php?t=22094 (317 words)

	TweakTown Global Forums - View Single Post - AMD K9
		According to AMD’s Fred Weber, the paramount forces to be deployed by the next-generation chips, such as AMD K9, AMD K10, etc are as follows
		Chip level multiprocessing is planned to be available in high-end IBM’s Power5 processors next year, while Sun, Intel and AMD plan to debut with their dual-core chips in 2005.
		There are no doubts that AMD K9, AMD K10, AMD K11 in addition to other microprocessors will work at high core-speeds and employ large L1, L2 and possibly L3 caches.
	forums.tweaktown.com /showpost.php?p=175761&postcount=7 (564 words)

	AMD K9 ? - AMD Processor Support Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		I just read about it from a computer magazine and they said AMD is already working on the K9 and it would be a dual core CPU on a single PCB, ie.
		Well if they had 3 cores on it, given that's it's K9 (canine)....Cerberus (the three headed dog) would be a good name.
		Let's put it this way, they certainly won't be cheap, at least not until AMD moves to 65nm.
	forums.amd.com /index.php?showtopic=3077 (1151 words)

	OMG!!! Intel raped AMD - PbNation
		The fact of the matter is, AMD won't be able to give Conroe a run for the money for some time.
		AMD's AM2 series processors wont show that much of an increase, if at all to the current ones.
		AMD will also just start to use DDR2 RAM which Intel has some expierience with already.
	www.pbnation.com /showthread.php?t=1440927 (1530 words)

	X-bit labs - AMD’s Fred Weber Projects AMD K9 in 2005.
		It was indicated that the first samples of AMD K9 will be released in the second half of 2005, 3.5 years after the AMD showcased its early K8 processors.
		AMD is looking at adding multi-threading pattern into its future microprocessors in order to improve overall performance, it transpired, but Fred Weber declined to confirm if any real decision has been made on the matter.
		It is interesting to note that during AMD Athlon 64 launch in late September AMD confirmed that the first dual-core AMD Opteron processors featuring AMD64 aka x86-64 technology would be manufactured using 90nm SOI technology in 2005 (see this and this news-stories).
	www.xbitlabs.com /news/cpu/display/20031015181956.html (637 words)

	AMD K9 [Archive] - TweakTown Forums
		Unfortunately, despite of the fact that AMD’s K8 was almost ready to go in 2001, the actual chips come out only this year due to problems with their fabrication process; so, there is a four years gap between the K7 and K8.
		Sources claim that actual details of the K9 architecture will be announced in a year, sometime in Fall 2004, whereas, in case everything goes well, the AMD K9 microprocessors will emerge in 2005 or 2006.
		AMD K8, AMD K9, AMD K10, AMD K11?andlt;/centerandgt;
	www.tweaktown.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-9833.html (2087 words)

	koolpup.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		At K9 Centre.com we specialise in the training of dogs, handlers...
		Congratulations to Odinhaus K9 Club Members Darryl Richey for Achieving a PSA PDC with PeeWee and a PSA...
		K9 Online Dogs - The U.K's dog portal with news, names, care, breeders, groomers, and chat.
	www.koolpup.com /index.php?page=55&q=k9 (1079 words)

	Dual-core K8 = K9; K9 = K10 - AMD Processor Support Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		No, I am happy that AMD is renaming the cores "K9, K10...etc." It may be the same cores as the K8's, but it will be revised later on, count on that.
		I think AMD should wait a year or 1 1/2 years before they do this because they just release the totally [content edited]in' awesome Athlon 64 939 so you know.
		I believe AMD is setting itself up for disaster here; I mean why can't they separate their products by releasing them sometime apart.
	forums.amd.com /index.php?showtopic=26638 (1658 words)

	ap0calypse - The Last Stop in Tech - NVIDIA Revamps Core-Logic Roadmap
		The timeframe is adjusted to meet customer demand for the chipset, as first 939-pin AMD central processing units are projected to hit the ground in March 2004.
		AMD is projected to build support for Microsoft's Next-Generation Secure Computing Base code-named Palladium into future generations of its microprocessors, such as AMD K9.
		Given that one of the target markets for AMD Athlon 64 microprocessors are enterprise workstations, firewall may be an interesting option to decrease the cost of such computers as well as the cost of their ownership.
	www.ap0calypse.com /printthread.php?t=32 (670 words)

	NEWS: AMD's Phil Hester Speaks: Next Generation Architecture, Sort of... - XtremeSystems Forums
		The fact IBM and AMD are close buddies (strained silicon for example) makes me believe we'll see cores acting similar to the ways cell does, only designed more towards a all-around computer usage, not only gaming like cell is and X2 will be before anything else.
		AMD is either being very quiet and/or secretive (and sneaky) or they are resting on their laurals.
		amd are a good 8 - 12 months behind intel on process technology at this point, but that really on target historically.
	www.xtremesystems.org /forums/showthread.php?t=76910 (2038 words)

	X-bit labs - AMD K9 to Come in 2005?
		The project K9 hit the drawing board, but no silicon has been touched at all, he added.
		Considering the currently discussed timeframe I believe that the AMD K9 processors will be fabricated using 65nm manufacturing process.
		AMD K9 to Be Taped Out Using Opteron Processors?
	www.xbitlabs.com /news/cpu/display/20030914011626.html (591 words)

	X-bit labs - Discussion on article AMD K9 to Come in 2005?
		I am yet to visualise what the K9 is gointg to do to the current trend of competition against Intel's equivalent.
		Unless their "palladium" functionality is strictly optional and can be disabled, I don't really see all that many people (at all) rushing to downgrade to a DRM-locked system.
		The market abhors a vacuum, and if Intel's and Amd's insistence on Palladium-DRM creates one, you can be certain some other company will gladly cover the void.
	www.xbitlabs.com /discussion/386.html (313 words)

	AMDZone :: The real #1 source for AMD news, reviews, and info. Est 1998.
		AMD will buy Efficeon chips from Transmeta, brand it the AMD Efficeon and sell it into emerging markets, such as Brazil, where it's already being tested in a trial run by Microsoft.
		The truth of the matter is that AMD is what's making Intel paranoid because they've taken a beating for the last 2 years at the hands of AMD.
		He reckons Intel's line ups on all fronts will be superior to AMD in price performance per watt, performance and system performance per watt until the second half of next year.
	amdzone.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=3438 (2129 words)

	CPU Zone - AMD K9 Processor
		Rumors are already starting for next-generation AMD processor.
		Only recently the P4 has pulled ahead with high speed ramping and AMD hasnt updated its architecture for a while.
		I'm guessing the marketing name of K9 will be named after some type of dog.
	forum.pcvsconsole.com /viewthread.php?tid=4893 (1028 words)

	AMD Confirms K9 Date, Adds A Dozen New Processors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		AMD executives also confirmed that its next-generation K9 processor will ship late in 2005.
		At its biannual analyst meeting at its Sunnyvale, Calif. headquarters, AMD officials outlined the progress the company made in its plan to return to profitability by the fourth calendar quarter, traditionally the industry's strongest.
		During the session, AMD offered analysts a glimpse at its current product roadmap, extending its processor lines through 2005.
	www.extremetech.com /article2/0,1697,1375972,00.asp (388 words)

	AMD K9 - pccentar.com
		AMD K9 17-10-2003 u 10:15:41, pročitano 1734 puta
		Fred Weber, CTO AMD-a, potvrdio je na Microprocessor Forumu 2003 danas da je moguće pojavljivanje K9 procesora tokom 2005.
		AMD trenutno traži soluciju za budući procesor u multi-threading režimu rada, što niko nije demantovao niti potvrdio, mada je to očigledno, jer razmišljanja AMD-ovih inžinjera se kreću pre ka procesoru sa dva jezgra, nego ka tehnologiji kakva je HyperThreading, koju je implementirao i zastupa Intel.
	www.pccentar.com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=777 (295 words)

	AMD-IBM joint K9 venture takes shape
		There's also an Opteron 2 project under way too, and the evidence for the K9 project comes courtesy of AMD Zone, which has spotted a job for a K9 external bus and north bridge engineer.
		But one of the interesting features of jobs such as this one, is that IBM and AMD will work in East Fishkill as part of the joint venture they now have.
		This second link says that while the individual will be a full time AMD employee, she or he will work on the AMD-IBM joint venture in IBM's semi R&D centre in East Fishkill, showing quite a significant pooling of employees.
	www.theinquirer.net /?article=9784 (233 words)

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