AMD has introduced the latest entry to the AMD Embedded G-Series processor family with the AMD Embedded G-T16R Accelerated Processing Unit (APU). The AMD G-T16R is targeted at very low power, small form factor and cost-sensitive embedded designs that require a combination of x86 compatibility and graphics. The optimized design of the AMD Embedded G-T16R sips power, with power consumption of just 2.3 watts on average or 4.5 watts thermal design power (TDP).
Jim McGregor, Principal Analyst, TIRIAS Research said, "It's critical that the latest AMD Embedded G-Series APUs provide compatibility with existing x86 processors while supporting the latest interface technologies. Having a simple migration path allows engineers to develop robust designs using the latest DVI, HDMI and Display Port display technologies."
Arun Iyengar, Corporate VP & GM, AMD Embedded Solutions said, "With the AMD G-T16R APU, we were striving for that critical balance of performance, power efficiency and cost for power, and cost-sensitive embedded applications, and we've achieved it. This new APU helps to enable small form factor and fan-less designs with power consumption of just 2.3 watts on average."
