With the addition of x86-blades the mainframes from IBM (NYSE:IBM) that originally date back to 1952 has been given a new lease of life.
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So what’s going on at AMD? With the recent layoffs, we decided to dig a little before we commented, and hopefully add a bit more insight.
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Calxeda launched their new chip, the EnergyCore ECX-1000 line last Tuesday, and that changes the question from what to who.
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When do you know a CPU/APU or GPU is going to be ready real soon?
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AMD has just decided to lay off about 10% of it’s employees according to a press release, but one group of people is strangely untouched.
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Calxeda just launched what is quite possibly the most important new chip this year, it will change the game.
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The latest news in the embedded space comes from Taiwanese VIA Technologies (TPE:2388), which is launching an embedded board together with a chassis.
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Word is leaking out about how Intel plans to counter ARM’s march in to the server side, including the new 8-core CPU.
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Not much happened at the ARM (LON:ARM) TechCon in Santa Clara last week, but on the final day ARM announced its latest architecture change called ARMJ8 that includes a brand new 64 bit instruction set.
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Intel has finally narrowed down the Sandy Bridge-E launch date to a single day.
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This particular card uses a custom designed PCB that deviates in a number of key ways from Nvidia’s reference design.
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While LED is very popular because of its low energy consumption combined with its longevity it also has one major drawback.
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At TFE/Fusion 2011, the usual list of component makers were out in force, and the first one to catch our eye was NXP.
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According to a report from Bloomberg News Service HP (NYSE:HPQ) will start manufacturing servers based on the ARM architecture in a sharp departure from its previous Intel-only design philosophy.
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Did Nvidia have to do a spin on their shrink of GF11x from 40nm to 28nm?
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