You may have heard of godson, the magical Chinese microprocessor that people talk a lot about.
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During IDF here in Beijing we sat down with Jeff Ravencraft the president of USB-IF (Universal Serial Bus – Implementer’s Forum)
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This week was packed with hardware reviews, yet more slide leaks, and an a couple of odd ball product launches. Things will probably start to quiet down in the next couple weeks as everyone gets ready to release their quarterly results. But whatever the case, the unicorns at S|A are acting mighty feisty.
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AMD just took, and then retracted, a major step forward in the whole ‘fusion’ concept, enabling profiling across heterogeneous cores.
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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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Being the second Monday of April, we are legally obliged to keep articles about semiconductors short and sweet.
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We at SemiAccurate are looking for a writer or three that likes the tech we tend to cover and a few other areas.
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There is a lot of speculation about Intel’s (INTC) upcoming 22nm process, and we finally have some hard information to share.
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One of the more unfortunate post-MHz war repercussions was the empowerment of number-loving marketing folks to name product lines however they damn well pleased.
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Hot on the heels of the short-lived but self-described success of Tegra 2, Nvidia (NVDA) is going to launch a new core in about a year cunningly called T30 or Tegra 3.
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AMD is going to out the details of it’s next generation ‘Southern Islands’ GPU family at a very unlikely place, the Fusion Developers Conference this June.
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Those crazy marketers at Intel (INTC) are at it again, this time with a new name for Z68’s SSD disk caching.
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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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At least now we know who LucidLogix first Virtu customer is, namely none other than Intel (INTC) itself who intends to bundle the graphics switching software with some of its Genuine Intel Desktop Boards.
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