AMD has announced its new embedded G-series system-on-chip (SoC) platform, a single-chip solution based on the next-generation Jaguar CPU architecture and AMD Radeon 8000 series graphics.
The AMD embedded G-series SoC platform offers up to 113% improved CPU performance compared to the prior generation AMD embedded G-series APU, and up to a 125% advantage compared to the Intel Atom when running multiple industry-standard compute intensive benchmarks, the company claimed.
For embedded applications, the new platform also includes support for DirectX 11.1, OpenGL 4.2x and OpenCL 1.22 that enables parallel and graphics processing.
The AMD embedded G-series SoC supports Windows Embedded 8 and Linux, and is designed for myriad embedded applications including industrial control and automation, digital signage, electronic gaming systems, SMB storage, IPTV, medical and network appliances, set-top boxes and more. AMD will ship the G-series SoC platform with general availability in the second quarter of 2013, followed by a comprehensive ecosystem of embedded solution providers supporting and/or announcing market-ready products powered by the AMD embedded G-series SoC.
Developers working with the AMD embedded G-series SoC can implement remote management, virtualization and security capabilities to help reduce deployment costs and increase security and reliability of their platform through AMD DAS 1.0 featuring DASH 1.1; AMD Virtualization technology and Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 1.2 support.
Models available at launch include quad-core GX-420CA SoC with AMD Radeon HD 8400E graphics, quad-core GX-415GA SoC with AMD Radeon HD 8330E, dual-core GX-217GA SoC with AMD Radeon HD 8280E graphics, dual-core GX-210HA SoC with AMD Radeon HD 8210E graphics and quad-core GX-416RA SoC, priced from US$49-US$72.
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