According to their latest quarterly analyst call, Nvidia has narrowed it’s Tegra program to just two markets.
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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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Intel is finally talking about 14nm and the results are impressive, both in terms of transistors and yield.
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It looks like Intel’s de-featuring of Broadwell is having effects at one major OEM and likely more.
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Since SemiAccurate first reported that Samsung shut down its server teams only one question remained, “Why?”
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Intel is officially keen on a desktop revival spearheaded by an new unlocked Pentium CPU but are they actually serious about it?
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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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In SemiAccurate’s earlier analysis of Intel’s Broadwell, we felt we didn’t make one point clearly enough for some readers. Lets go over one of the biggest OEM catch-22’s of that chip in more detail here. Note: The following is analysis …
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Everyone is talking about Intel’s 14nm Broadwell CPU and it’s problems but no one seems to be asking the most important question.
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Yesterday in its Q2 2014 conference call Intel finally owned up to the Broadwell delays that our own Charlie Demerjian has been keeping tabs on.
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When you follow a company for long enough, you can read their messaging like a book and Intel is scared silly.
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Yesterday SemiAccurate told you about Intel’s problems with Broadwell and a little clue as to why.
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VR-Zone has printed some roadmaps that begin to tell the story about the woes of Intel’s 14nm Broadwell line.
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Three months ago SemiAccurate not only told you Nvidia’s Denver was dead, but technically why it was a goner.
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SemiAccurate’s sources are all saying IBM has sold their foundry business, it is a done deal.
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