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Yesterday, ULi Electronics officially launched its M1697 single-chip solution for the AMD K8 platform. The company started sampling this product in September, and the chip recently entered mass production, ULi associate vice president Bruce Tai said.
ULi expects to ship several hundred thousands units of the product in the first quarter of 2006, he added.
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