Cavium and Xpiant, soon to be merged as Cavium, are coming out with a new class of high end Ethernet switch.
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A few more details about Nvidia’s upcoming GM204 have come SemiAccurate’s way and we thought you would like to know.
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It looks like Nvidia is playing naming games again, at least according to SemiAccurate’s sources.
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Intel is finally talking details about the first Broadwell-Y, now known as Core M for no particular reason.
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If you saw today’s new Nvidia patent trolling lawsuits against Samsung and Qualcomm. SemiAccurate told you about them over a year ago.
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AMD was kind enough to send a document on the technical advances of Tonga/R9 285 our way last Sunday night.
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At Hot Chips 26, AMD gave a very high level overview of the new Seattle ARM SoC.
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Memblaze’s new FlashRAID PCIe card is interesting for two reasons, the technology and the company itself.
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Because certain bottom-feeder sites repeatedly rip SemiAccurate off, today’s story will have a bland lead-in.
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Today Intel is finally talking about the new Core M line of processors, formerly the Y-Series of ULV Broadwell CPUs.
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Since SemiAccurate first reported that Samsung shut down its server teams only one question remained, “Why?”
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Marvell had a lot of controller goodies at Computex alongside their new SAS and SoC/device silicon.
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It is official now, Sandisk owns Fusion IO completely putting the company in the forefront of enterprise flash.
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You might recall Pretec from their past flash drive creations, this year at Computex they were showing off car batteries too.
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Intel is once again wasting electrons and oxygen with a new low in briefings, this time ostensibly about the Knights Landing Xeon Phi.
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