ARM is announcing a curious new core called the A12 today, a new 32-bit part for a 64-bit world.
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Intel has decided to release some Haswell information early on a Saturday morning for no logical reason mirroring the SKUing strategy.
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One nice thing about having really smart readers is that they notice things about chips that companies don’t tend to want out.
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Running around Taipei leads one to run in to very interesting people with interesting numbers like the upcoming GTX 770 benchmarks.
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Samsung is talking a bit about their upcoming 14nm FinFET process, and they cleared up a few grey areas about the hybrid nature of this process.
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Intel has done something that I never thought they would do, they fixed the root of their graphics problems.
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AMD’s Lightning Bolt technology is finally out in a product and it could be a very good thing for end users.
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One interesting part of the recent Kabini briefings was on power management, and AMD had some very nice illustrations to go with the presentation.
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Not content to put out eight new Kabinis today, AMD just added seven new Richland parts to the mix.
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SemiAccurate told you all the details about AMDs Jaguar core in Kabini last August, now the company is talking about the rest of the SoC too.
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Kabini is finally here with two different chip names and eight SKUs, all from one hunk of silicon.
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Going over the GTC presentation about Tegra, it is clear that the roadmap has massively slipped just as SemiAccurate stated.
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Of late, the tide of people leaving AMD and going to Nvidia has been turning the other way and the latest defection involves a very key person.
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In a widely reported GPU roadmap update during GTC last March, Nvidia announced the new Volta family of GPUs.
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Calxeda is now officially part of the Redhat Fedora project with the migration of the ARM build servers to a Calxeda cluster.
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