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General Info |
K9 was a planned microarchitecture developed by AMD as a successor to K8. AMD intended to bring massive parallelism to K9. The microarchitecture was reportedly scrapped after 6 months worth of work. The intended features and the exact reasons AMD cancelled K9 remain unknown.