AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) will launch its new CPUs (Central Processing Unit) at the end of the second quarter of 2006, claims an analysis company called DRAMeXchange. According to the report, the ramp of the chips that will support DDR2 will be as fast as AMD’s plans to launch chips that will support DDR2, for different market segments, including desktops and laptops. Analysts expect that these moves will happen at the same time.

According to the DRAMeXchange report, AMD will commercially launch the processors that support DDR2 only after April 2006, these CPUs representing 25% of all the desktop and mobile deliveries of 2006’s second

half. AMD should deliver to its OEMs the processors that support DDR2, while the market has a positive limited impact.

Source: news.softpedia.com/news/AMD-Will-Launch-New-Chips-after-April-2006-14920.shtml

I wonder what will be Intel next move. :)