Carrie
04-10-2006, 12:29 PM
The Register (http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/04/10/ati_sb600_to_debut_may/)
By Tony Smith
10th April 2006
ATI will unveil its long-awaited SB600 South Bridge chip next month, a senior company executive has revealed. The product is set to help the company limit its dependency on its South Bridge-chip partner ULi, now owned by ATI's arch-rival, Nvidia.
According to Billy Wang, ATI VP for Asia Pacific and China, the SB600 will be introduced in May, DigiTimes reports. As we revealed last week, ATI's RS600 integrated chipset, of which the SB600 will surely be a part, has won its PCI Express compatibility certification.
Full story (http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/04/10/ati_sb600_to_debut_may/)
By Tony Smith
10th April 2006
ATI will unveil its long-awaited SB600 South Bridge chip next month, a senior company executive has revealed. The product is set to help the company limit its dependency on its South Bridge-chip partner ULi, now owned by ATI's arch-rival, Nvidia.
According to Billy Wang, ATI VP for Asia Pacific and China, the SB600 will be introduced in May, DigiTimes reports. As we revealed last week, ATI's RS600 integrated chipset, of which the SB600 will surely be a part, has won its PCI Express compatibility certification.
Full story (http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/04/10/ati_sb600_to_debut_may/)