Nvidia plays PR games with GM204
Aren’t we all shocked by another last minute change?
It looks like Nvidia is playing naming games again, at least according to SemiAccurate’s sources.
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It looks like Nvidia is playing naming games again, at least according to SemiAccurate’s sources.
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Intel is finally talking details about the first Broadwell-Y, now known as Core M for no particular reason.
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If you saw today’s new Nvidia patent trolling lawsuits against Samsung and Qualcomm. SemiAccurate told you about them over a year ago.
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Qualcomm is getting serious about the IoT market with enhancements to their low power Ethernet boards.
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You might recall the trials and travails of Intel’s Broadwell CPU and our slightly critical outlook on the part.
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AMD was kind enough to send a document on the technical advances of Tonga/R9 285 our way last Sunday night.
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At Hot Chips 26, AMD gave a very high level overview of the new Seattle ARM SoC.
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Memblaze’s new FlashRAID PCIe card is interesting for two reasons, the technology and the company itself.
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Because certain bottom-feeder sites repeatedly rip SemiAccurate off, today’s story will have a bland lead-in.
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Nvidia has named automotive as one of the two markets Tegra is focused upon, but what are they facing?
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According to their latest quarterly analyst call, Nvidia has narrowed it’s Tegra program to just two markets.
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It looks like AMD’s upcoming Fiji has something fun, something that will provide some very interesting numbers.
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Today Intel is finally talking about the new Core M line of processors, formerly the Y-Series of ULV Broadwell CPUs.
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Intel is finally talking about 14nm and the results are impressive, both in terms of transistors and yield.
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It looks like Intel’s de-featuring of Broadwell is having effects at one major OEM and likely more.
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