Intel’s benchmarking antics questioned
Remember that FTC ruling…
Intel is cheating at benchmarks, we would say again but we have not seen any evidence they ever stopped.
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Intel is cheating at benchmarks, we would say again but we have not seen any evidence they ever stopped.
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At their annual Social Media Summit this year, Qualcomm’s biggest bang wasn’t a chip, it was a module.
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Last week SemiAccurate exclusively told you about big impending layoffs at a large chipmaker.
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Intel is admitting 10nm is still broken in a backhanded way, a “supply update” letter.
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There is a massive layoff and reorganization coming to a silicon valley chip company in the near future.
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There is a lot of talk about Intel launching Cooper Lake in Q1 of 2020, something SemiAccurate thought would not happen.
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Today Centaur is hinting at their first new x86 CPU in a while with details about it’s AI co-processor.
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A CPU startup called Nuvia just broke cover and they are one you should pay attention to.
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SemiAccurate has found another real-world AMD vs Intel server TCO example, this time it is Rome in the hot seat.
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AMD hits the trifecta today, not three new chips launched but three botched launches in a row.
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Today Intel published one of the most intentionally misleading ‘blogs’ in recent memory.
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SemiAccurate has told you about the core count for Cooper Lake, Ice Lake, and now on to Sapphire Rapids.
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ntel’s 10nm is broken and unfixable, two strong economic arguments show why.
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Word has reached SemiAccurate about why a certain server chip bringup was so painful.
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How do AMD’s TCO claims for Rome vs Intel’s Xeon stack up in the real world?
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