DigiTimes has reported that AMD's Kaveri APU has been delayed. Kaveri's mass production will only start at the end of the year and listed then in February 2014.
AMD originally intended to start shipping their new Heterogeneous System Architecture((HSA) Kaveri APU in the second half of the year, but according to their latest plan, 2 pilot A10 and a A8 production samples will only be sent out to customers this December.
In H1 2014, AMD plans to launched two HSA APU which is a server oriented Berlin chip and a Kabini APU based Beema. In 2015, AMD will replace Kaveri and Beema with Nolan APU, which is also based on a HSA architecture.
AMD founded HSA foundation in 2012 in hopes to launch a new set of standards to imprive CPU and GPU communication computational problems and improve performance of the computer. Foundation members include ARM, Imagination, MediaTek, Texas Instruments, Samsung and Qualcomm.
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