The implications of Intel’s ASML buy are massive
Analysis Part 1: A full node lead is a double edged sword
Intel’s investment in ASML last week has massive implications for both Intel and the rest of the industry.
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Intel’s investment in ASML last week has massive implications for both Intel and the rest of the industry.
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Remember when we were rather critical about the AMD mass knifings a few months ago?
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Ever wonder how the upcoming wave of ARM based servers will stack up against their x86 competition?
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Need more than 239TB in a single convenient storage box?
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What was the best thing shown at Computex 2012? That is easy, the Viewsonic VP3280-LED monitor was by far the best.
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In a Computex filled with not much new, Supermicro had three categories of new stuff, and some other bits.
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Lately, Powercolor has been first in the ‘My card has more than yours’ sweepstakes, and Computex was no exception.
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Nokia’s Lumia line is following the corporate path in a spiral down the drain.
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AMD yesterday announced an 11% drop in expected revenue this quarter, a massive drop.
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Intel is buying a large chunk of ASML, $3.1 billion to be exact, and giving them more money too.
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It looks like the server variants of Haswell will have the same number of pins as their *Bridge predecessors, 2011.
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Tyan was showing off a bunch of two and four socket Romley boards and chassis at Computex, all very evolutionary.
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Microsoft is lost, clueless, and stumbling in the mobile space, and the latest twist, turning on its own, shows it has no idea where to go next.
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When SemiAccurate broke the story about HP dumping Microsoft’s ARM tablets, we actually didn’t expect them to turn on their own quite so viciously.
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Remember when we said that Microsoft management was essentially incompetent and destroyed their partner relationships with a single WARTy Surface?
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