ATI recently announced their X700 PCIe graphics and new catalyst drives in Cyprus
At the same time, Terry Makedon of ATI's product manager also revealed that they have prepared it to officially launch support for Linux drives in the next few weeks. He said that the investment in this regard will be proportional to Linux4% market share.
Makedon also said that ATI has set up a Linux driver development team from a new new. The new group contains many new developers. In addition, ATI also intends to improve their test technologies including automatic test methods to increase the efficiency of the test procedure. He pointed out that ATI's current top priority is to introduce PCIe drivers on Linux and increase support to AMD64.
According to our conjecture, the launch of SUSE NOVELL in the next few weeks will provide more details on this issue.
Makedon also describes the status quo in ATI companies in the PCIe market. It is said that the current accumulated sales of the X600 and X300 series products of ATI have exceeded 1 million. (Pacific News Center Roger)
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