2008, the Xilleon division was sold to Broadcom. In April 2007, AMD announced the release of the M690T integrated graphics chipset for embedded designs. This enabled AMD to offer complete processor and chipset solutions targeted at embedded applications requiring high-performance 3D and video such as emerging digital signage, kiosk, and Point of Sale applications. The M690T was followed by the M690E specifically for embedded applications which removed the TV output, which required Macrovision licensing for OEMs, and enabled native support for dual TMDS outputs, enabling dual independent DVI interfaces. In January 2011, AMD announced the AMD Embedded G-Series Accelerated Processing Unit. This was the first APU for embedded applications. These were followed by updates in 2013 and 2016. In May 2012, AMD Announced the AMD Embedded R-Series Accelerated Processing Unit. This family of products incorporates the Bulldozer CPU architecture, and Discrete-class Radeon HD 7000G Series graphics. This was followed by a system on a chip (SoC) version in 2015 which offered a faster CPU and faster graphics, with support for DDR4 SDRAM memory. Embedded graphics AMD builds graphic processors for use in embedded systems. They can be found in anything from casinos to healthcare, with a large portion of products being used in industrial machines. These products include a complete graphics processing device in a compact multi-chip module including RAM and the GPU. ATI began offering embedded GPUs with the E2400 in 2008. Since that time AMD has released regular updates to their embedded GPU lineup in 2009, 2011, 2015, and 2016; reflecting improvements in their GPU technology. Current product lines CPU and APU products AMD's portfolio of CPUs and APUs Athlon – brand of entry level CPUs (Excavator) and APUs (Ryzen) A-series – Excavator-class consumer desktop and laptop APUs G-series – Excavator- and Jaguar-class low-power embedded APUs Ryzen – brand of consumer CPUs and APUs Ryzen Threadripper – brand of prosumer/professional CPUs R-series – Excavator class high-performance embedded APUs Epyc – brand of server CPUs Opteron – brand of microserver APUs Graphics products AMD's portfolio of dedicated graphics processors Radeon – brand for consumer line of graphics cards; the brand name originated with ATI. Mobility Radeon offers power-optimized versions of Radeon graphics chips for use in laptops. Radeon Pro – Workstation Graphics card brand. Successor to the FirePro brand. Radeon Instinct – brand of server and workstation targeted machine learning and GPGPU products Radeon-branded products RAM In 2011, AMD