The Athlon isn’t ordinarily used in HPC (there was no instance of it on the November Top500), but AMD has announced a new single core low power version of its 64 bit processor that weighs in at 45 watts. They’ve also announced a new dual core performance Athlon.
AMD press fluff here.
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