We already got word of AMDs new 45nm Shanghai Opterons this morning, but it looks like that was only just the beginning of a deluge of news out of the slightly troubled company today, which includes the expected announcement of its netbook platform, the introduction of its new ATI Stream brand, and word of a delay to its much-vaunted Fusion platform. On the netbook front, AMD is hoping that its "Conesus" processor will prove to be a formidable competitor to Intels Atom, with it apparently existing only in a 45nm, dual-core version that includes 1MB of cache and support for DDR2 RAM. Look for it to roll out in the first half of 2009. Coming ahead of that is AMDs new ATI Stream brand, which encompasses a number of the companys different stream and GPU computing initiatives and attempts to make them more attractive to both consumer and enterprise markets. To that end, AMD will be adding Stream support to its next Catalyst update (due in December), which will apparently let folks easily run stream applications that make use of your graphics cards GPU for some added computing power. Its not all high-fives around AMD, however, as the company has also let out word that its Fusion platform based around the dual CPU / GPU "Shrike" processor will be delayed until sometime in 2011, a full year later than originally planned. As if that wasnt enough, its also shaken up the rest of its processor roadmap a bit, although its entirely possible that itll fluctuate a bit further before things really settle down. Hit up the links below to break all that down piece by piece.Extreme Tech, "AMD Answers Atom with Conesus, Roadmap Update"
PC Perspective, "ATI Stream Computing: From the desktop to the datacenter"
HotHardware, "AMD ATI Stream Computing Update"
TG Daily, "AMD delays Fusion processor to 2011"
