Intel has finally released the next big thing in CPUs but what does Haswell bring to the table?
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AMD’s Lightning Bolt technology is finally out in a product and it could be a very good thing for end users.
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In addition to its already available value, entertainment, and performance series memory offerings AMD is rolling out another, even higher performance, tier of memory today called the gamer series.
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Rather than actually fix crippling graphics problems for Haswell, Intel is going on a marketing blitz around the word Iris.
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Everspin is pushing MRAM into new but old form factors, this time Quad SPI serial RAM is the focus.
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Invensas had a novel memory package at CES, basically a DRAM version of the single chip SSD that Sandisk showed off two years ago.
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The product you have all been waiting for has finally arrived, the new Rambus light bulb!
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Kingston had two worthy goodies at IDF, a USB stick and an SSD.
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The first thing that caught our eye at Hynix were the SSDs, nothing amazing to look at, but they use a Sandforce controller.
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The best tech shown at IDF so far was the new SeaMicro box from AMD, say hi to the SM15000.
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Intel – logoWe know about Haswell’s massive shader count, and we know why it has them, but what is Crystalwell exactly?
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Semiaccurate has learned that Intel intends to do away with DIMMs, DRAM, and any other sort of user addable memory.
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At Hot Chips 24, AMD’s Mark Papermaster gave a keynote speech that had a few technical tidbits in it.
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The three most pressing problems of modern silicon design, power, I/O pins, and yields can all be addressed by chip stacking.
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Hot Chips 24 had their usual tutorials on the first day, and this year the second topic, chip stacking, was of particular interest to SemiAccurate.
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