On May 20 Taiwan will start phase 2 of wafer rationing according to a report by AsiaOne quoting the Taiwanese minister for Economic Affairs.
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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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Linux, AMD, and Nvidia have been hogging most of the headlines this week. But that’s okay because Intel and ARM managed to work their way in a little bit, and then there’s always next week to look forward to…
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Elpida just announced that their 30nm DRAM process is ramping up, and the release has a bunch of goodies buried in it.
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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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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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Apple (AAPL) suing Samsung over, well, who really cares anymore, is probably the dumbest thing that Apple could do.
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It looks like Intel is pulling the launch of the ‘all new’ Z68 chipset.
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The birds of spring are particularly active this year, and the return of the reticulated grebes to Minnesota after their yearly sojourn to Mountain View is full of news.
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The AMD and Global Foundries Wafer Purchase Agreement (WPA) that was released yesterday made little to no sense.
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AMD just amended it’s wafer purchase agreements with Global Foundries in a way that appears to take a poke at the foundry’s yields. UPDATE SOON.
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It looks like Oracle (ORCL) is hell-bent on alienating all their friends and allies while protecting their own faltering hardware.
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It looks like an exodus of high level folk is starting at Intel (INTC) with Anand Chandrasekher leaving the company.
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It looks like Nvidia (NVDA)just abruptly ended the term of their CFO for reasons that they don’t want public. The official explanation on why David White is going is for ‘personal reasons’, nothing to worry about there, really.
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Intel (INTC) is desperately trying to stem the tides of defection among server vendors moving to ARM (ARMH), but they are hamstrung by the company’s own market manipulation. The exclusion of competitors not only meant tepid chips that no one wants, it is now excluding the very partners that Intel wants.
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