AMD logoAMD (NYSE:AMD) is finally bringing their FirePro professional line into the VLIW4 era with two new cards, the V7900 and the V5900.
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Intel launched a new chipset this week, and just like OCZ, they also launched a new series of SSDs.
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This week CNET reported that Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) will develop another Atom architecture, one built on Intel’s upcoming 22nm process.
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It looks like PowerColor is going to be the first out of the gate with a dual ATI 68xx/Barts card, and it does look tasty.
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3D transistors? Bulldozer and Llano benchmarks? Upcoming motherboard leaks? And the highest clocked desktop quad core ever released? It must be May.
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Intel announced today what we wrote up a month ago, their 22nm process is going to use FinFETs.
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The latest GPU marketshare numbers from Jon Peddie are out, and it looks like we have a new leader in GPUs, AMD.
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AMD (NYSE:AMD) just launched a speed bumped quad core CPU, the Phenom II X4 980 Black Edition to be more formal than usual.
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Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) just released three new workstations, one rack mount and two laptops, and they all pack a bunch of interesting features.
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It looks like ARM (NASDAQ: ARMH) is jumping aboard the OpenCL train, meaning all the major players are now behind the standard.
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Quite a bit happened this week, from interviews with Intel’s CEO, to a tour of GlobalFoundries Fab 8, the tech world has been moving quickly.
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A lot of people are familiar with some of the new AMD (NYSE:AMD) naming systems, more specifically E and C series for Brazos chips, but there are a few more.
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Apple’s (AAPL) endless quest to make computing easier for the masses has included thousands of innovations over the years.
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IBM (IBM) and Intel (INTC) both beat analyst’s estimates yesterday when they published their quarterly results, but the real question is if the results can sustained over the long term.
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Intel LogoIt looks like Intel (INTC) is getting in to the foundry business, SemiAccurate has just found out that they are making chips for a second startup.
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