Tegra T37/AP37 pops up on the Nvidia roadmaps
Like clockwork, twice a year revisions come with spring
It looks like someone at the top of Nvidia is getting all worked up, after all, it is roadmap revision season.
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It looks like someone at the top of Nvidia is getting all worked up, after all, it is roadmap revision season.
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It looks like the Microsoft ‘not a threat (TM)’ against Onlive has made some changes come about.
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Nvidia has had a remarkably consistent financial run in 2011, but that looks to be changing for 2012.
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Intel and Nissan are teaming up to bring Atom in to car infotainment systems,
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Intel’s foundry arm that doesn’t officially exist has a new customer, Netronome.
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One thing that keeps cropping up in geek circles is the use of GPUs in ‘cloud’ environments, and with the advent of Onlive’s desktop offering,
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It is our sad duty to report that Godfrey Cheng is leaving AMD.
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The GTX 680 is without a doubt a card that has been well received by many reviewers.
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It looks like Qualcomm is going to pull a fast one on the industry and use an Imagination GPU for their quad-core S4 parts.
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Now that AMD’s full set of 7 series GPUs is out in the wild we decided to take a look and see what availability was like.
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Samsung wasn’t going to be shown up by IBM at the wafer bragging sweepstakes, so they showed of a 14nm wafer and a 20nm wafer.
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IBM was the first to show off 14nm wafers at Common Platform last week, and they are pretty.
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Of the three keynotes at the recent Common Platform conference, Global Foundries was tasked with discussing the business side of things.
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If you recall our last story about Intel and the Ivy Bridge non-delay, we mentioned that it happened due to a large customer order.
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If you haven’t been paying attention, there was a recent flap about Intel delaying Ivy Bridge chips by a quarter.
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