I hope you are sitting down for this news because SemiAccurate has just learned Nvidia has delayed another GPU.
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Cavium is upping the stakes in the ARM server SoC core count race with the new 48-core Thunder X chip.
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SemiAccurate has learned that Intel has another line of chips in the works, not variants but all new.
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Yesterday Intel announced they were partnering with Rockchip, something SemiAccurate told you about two months ago.
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Napatech was showing off a smart 100GbE adapter at Cisco Live, think full speed 100Gbps packet twiddling.
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Yesterday Intel announced a new bit of software called Service Assurance Administrator, basically hardware QoS for VMs.
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SemiAccurate wrote an analysis of the Nvidia and “Kepler licensing” fees on Tuesday that focused on why they may have chosen those prices.
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Remember when SemiAccurate called Nvidia’s Kepler “license” plan a sham, nothing more than a patent trolling exercise?
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With two major cave-ins in the past few weeks, Microsoft is screaming at the top of it’s lungs about how irrelevant it is.
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Last week AMD held Core Day where they finally explained to the public what their strategy going forward is.
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SemiAccurate just spotted a new, unannounced, unreleased version of Red Hat Linux during a recent event.
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On Monday, AMD finally announced they have an ARM architectural license and are making their own v8A core.
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There has been a lot of talk lately about Nvidia and beating their numbers, it came as a shock to some but not SemiAccurate readers.
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For me, Bigcommerce crossed the line from incompetence to scam in the way many once promising startups do, in dealing with customers and money.
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You might know about the ARM based versions of the LSI Axxia line, but did you know they are still making new PPC based variants?
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