Sunnyvale (CA) - AMD today announced the availability of Sempron processors with 64-bit extensions for entry-level desktop computers. Five new processors match Intel's Celeron D product line, which received a 64-bit upgrade at the end of June.
With Intel pushing 64-bit capability throughout its processor line and urging developers to shift their efforts to 64-bit applications, AMD has to make sure it is not falling behind. A little over a week ago, its competitor introduced five new Celeron D models with 64-bit extensions. New Sempron processors catch up with Intel's announcement and expand AMD's 64-bit processor line to the low-end segment of the desktop processor market.
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