AMD 28nm GPUs rumoured to surface in December
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by Roydon Cerejo
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With Nvidia’s Kepler GPU being pushed back to 2012, the road is wide open for AMD to swoop in and take the lead, again. Heise.de has got an inside tip that AMD might announce their next generation graphics cards sometime in the second week of December. An anonymous source also mentioned that it would be somewhere between the sixth to ninth of December. It’s still not clear whether these will be the mobile or desktop chips. ![]() AMD's Matt Skynner holding the first 28nm graphics chip
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