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Charlie Demerjian
Apr 5, 2020

ARM moves Mbed OS from ISG to IPG

No, we couldn’t think of anything exciting here either

It looks like ARM is moving Mbed OS to a different part of the company to streamline development.
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Charlie Demerjian
Apr 4, 2020

Chinese Government takes control of Imagination Technologies

It looks like the Chinese government is trying to take overt control of Imagination Technologies.
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Charlie Demerjian
Apr 2, 2020

Intel launches 10-Series -H ‘Comet Lake’ mobile CPUs

Updated: Think 9-Series with 1 added to the number

Today Intel is launching the 5th rebrand of Skylake mobile called the 10-series mobile -H aka Comet Lake.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 20, 2020

How many PCIe5 lanes does Sapphire Rapids have?

More than before but enough?

SemiAccurate first told you about Sapphire Rapids and it’s core count, but how many PCIe5 lanes does the chip have?
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 16, 2020

What does Intel’s server platform cancellation mean?

Analysis: Their situation was bad, now it is worse

Intel’s server prospects just went from noncompetitive to dire with their latest platform cancellation.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 16, 2020

A few more bits on Intel’s server cancellation

A little more clarity

Since our exclusive news about Intel’s server platform cancellation Saturday, SemiAccurate has a few more details.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 14, 2020

Intel kills off a server program

Think mainstream, not niche market for this one

SemiAccurate has learned that Intel has just canceled a major server program.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 10, 2020

When is Samsung’s 2nd gen zNAND due?

Covid-19 may have an effect on this launch

When is Samsung’s 2nd gen zNAND due out and what does it bring to the table?
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 9, 2020

Nvidia takes a turn with their DGX-3 systems

This one makes a lot of sense when you think about it

It looks like Nvidia has a surprise in store for GDC this year, a new DGX with a twist.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 6, 2020

AMD talks direction and tech at Financial Analysts Day

FAD2020: Interconnects, process tech, and of course numbers

AMD had their Financial Analyst Day yesterday and SemiAccurate found a lot of goodies.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 2, 2020

Marvell introduces the Octeon TX2 and new Octeon Fusion

Marvell is launching two new CPU lines today, the Octeon TX2 and the closely related Octeon Fusion family of devices. You may be familiar with these SoCs from the old Cavium lines SemiAccurate told you about earlier. The basis for …
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 17, 2020

Covid-19 is hitting component supplies already

Not ciritical yet but some are quite nervous

It looks like the first component shortages due to Covid-19 are starting to hit suppliers in the west.
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 17, 2020

Centaur CHA x86 AI CPU pictured

CES 2020: Just the pictures

Want to see some glamour shots of the new Centaur CHA x86 AI CPU?
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 10, 2020

One more tidbit about Cascade Lake Refresh pricing

A new take on how large customer pricing works

One interesting fact came SemiAccurate’s way about Cascade Lake Refresh.
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 6, 2020

Intel officially craters Xeon pricing

Cascade Lake Refresh makes the whispers real

SemiAccurate has been warning that Intel is slashing prices to OEMs for months now, something that is now official.
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