Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. or better called as AMD, an American multinational semiconductor company, has officially made known their 7th generation AMD Pro processors for desktops. These latest AMD processors provide efficient power consumption and performance compared to the previous generation CPUs.
The 7th generation AMD Pro processors are some sort of an all in one component, as it is a combination of commercial-grade quality, performance, and stability, according to TechFrag. Jim Anderson, SVP and general manager, Computing and Graphics Business of AMD, stated that in the past two years, they made far-fetched progress in the commercial client segment. Since its commencement in mid-2014, AMD PRO processor unit shipments boosted up more than 45 percent, enabling businesses around the world to simplify IT with secure, reliable solutions and high performance.
Anderson also said that they are thrilled to have PC market leaders like HP and Lenovo diversifying their utilization of AMD technology in their business client portfolios. Guayente Sanmartin, VP of product management for commercial desktops at HP, said that they are delighted to offer the 7th generation AMD PRO processors in their new HP Elite Desk 705 G3 desktop series, based on the report of Computing.
AMD claims their 7th Generation AMD PRO processors tackle business needs, such as help making sure that sensitive data and trusted applications to stay secure with the dedicated and integrated AMD Secure Processor technology. AMD's new processors will meet users' growing compute and graphic demands. The processors also allow IT departments to effortlessly integrate and manage systems, Nation Multimedia reported.
Steve Brazier, President of Canalys, stated that that their company recognize the ongoing interest across the channel and mid-size businesses around the world for more flexible, secure, reliable and cost-effective technology enablement.
7th generation AMD PRO processor is working towards business, with the help of partners like Lenovo and HP.
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