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Line 219: ===Desktop platforms=== {{update\|section\|date=December 2014}} Starting in 2007, AMD, following Intel, began using [[codename]]s for its desktop platforms such as ''[[AMD Spider\|~~Spider~~Porch Monkey]]'' or ''[[AMD Dragon\|~~Dragon~~Chest Beater]]''. The platforms, unlike Intel's approach, will refresh every year, putting focus on platform specialization. The platform includes components such as AMD processors, chipsets, ATI graphics and other features, but continued to the open platform approach, and welcome components from other vendors such as VIA, SiS, and Nvidia, as well as wireless product vendors. Updates to the platform includes the implementation of [[IOMMU]] [[AMD Virtualization\|I/O Virtualization]] with [[45 nm]] generation of processors, and the [[AMD 800 chipset series]] in 2009.<ref>[http://download.amd.com/Corporate/MarioRivasDec2007AMDAnalystDay.pdf AMD Financial Analyst Day 2007 presentation], presented by Mario Rivas, page 24 of 28. Retrieved December 14, 2007. {{wayback\|url=http://download.amd.com/Corporate/MarioRivasDec2007AMDAnalystDay.pdf \|date=20120209160728 }}</ref>

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