NORCROSS, GEORGIA, USA / TAIPEI, TAIWAN - American Megatrends Incorporated (AMI), a leader in BIOS, server management and network storage innovations, is pleased to announce its participation at COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2012 in Taipei, Taiwan, from June 5 through June 9, 2012. AMI will be located in booth number J0428 of the Nangang Exhibition Hall of the Taipei World Trade Center for the duration of this year’s COMPUTEX TAIPEI event.

COMPUTEX TAIPEI is the largest computer exhibition in Asia and the second largest of its kind in the world, next to CeBIT in Germany. Every year, the event draws observers, analysts and computer and IT journalists from all over the world - to discover and report the latest technologies, developments and trends introduced at the exhibition.

At the 2012 edition of COMPUTEX TAIPEI, AMI will once again showcase an array of key AMI products, including updates to Aptio® UEFI BIOS firmware, additions to AMI’s diagnostic and debug utilities for UEFI, recent innovations in MegaRAC® Remote and Server Management products - including MegaRAC® VUE™ and MegaRAC® VSP™ - and much more.

MegaRAC® VUE™ is a new thin-client firmware stack with support for the Remote FX codec from Microsoft®, leveraging the GPU-accelerating hardware of partners like ASPEED Technologies. AMI’s new MegaRAC® VSP™ solution enables OEMs to eliminate the costly, power-hungry BMC hardware in use today, as the industry’s first and only virtualized server management stack - a completely virtualized BMC that offers the same functionality and control of a full-fledged hardware BMC.

As in years past, AMI’s exhibit will demonstrate how customers can go beyond BIOS using Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) technology and the industry-leading Aptio® BIOS to reduce time-to-market (TTM) for desktop, server, notebook, ultra-mobile and embedded projects and add value through its modular architecture.

“AMI is proud to once again have the opportunity to showcase our technology innovations at the highly visible venue that COMPUTEX TAIPEI provides. AMI’s presence at COMPUTEX TAIPEI underscores our commitment towards maintaining prominence in the East Asia market and providing cutting-edge BIOS, remote management solutions and diagnostic products for this key market and manufacturing hub,” said Subramonian Shankar, President and CEO of American Megatrends.

American Megatrends would like to warmly welcome its customers, partners and media representatives to COMPUTEX TAIPEI and the AMI exhibit space in booth number J0428 of the Nangang Exhibition Hall for demonstrations and detailed product information on the complete family of quality AMI technology solutions.

About AMI:
Founded in 1985 and known worldwide for AMIBIOS®, American Megatrends Inc. (AMI) supplies state-of-the-art hardware, software, and utilities to today's high-tech manufacturers. AMI’s innovative Aptio® solution for UEFI, modular AMIBIOS8, high quality StorTrends® IP Storage Area Networks (IP-SAN), Network Attached Storage (NAS), and Storage Management software solutions, along with MegaRAC® remote server management, KVM over IP, IPMI 2.0 firmware and high-density motherboards continue to garner industry acclaim and awards around the world. In line with the diversity of its technology and product line, AMI is a member of a number of industry associations and standards groups, such as the Unified EFI Forum (UEFI), the Intel® Intelligent Systems Alliance and the Trusted Computing Group (TCG). Headquartered in Atlanta, AMI has locations in the U.S., China, Germany, India, Japan, Korea and Taiwan to better serve its customers.

For more information on AMI, its products or services, call 1-800-U-BUY-AMI or visit www.ami.com.

American Megatrends, Inc.
5555 Oakbrook Parkway, Building 200
Norcross, GA 30093 USA
Main: 770-246-8600
Fax: 770-246-8790
On the web: www.ami.com

Press Contact: Chris Menosky, Marketing Communications Manager
American Megatrends, Inc.
5555 Oakbrook Parkway, Building 200
Norcross, GA 30093 USA
Direct: 770-246-8617
Mobile: 770-329-5216
Email: christopherm@ami.com

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