It’s the S|A weekly roundup!
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Rick Bergman is out at AMD, quite possibly the worst thing that could have happened to the company.
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AMD was doing their usual counter-IDF demos in San Francisco last week, complete with 28nm GPUs and Trinity laptops.
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At IDF last week, Intel’s Mooly Eden held up a Haswell chip, or part of one from the look of things.
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Sonics is gearing up for the very high end networking market with the release of its SonicsGN solutions that in essence is network on a chip.
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Gigabyte was showing off not one, but four X79 based boards at IDF.
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As we all know microprocessor designers are doing whatever they can to drop the voltage required to run microprocessors to the bare minimum in order to reduce the power consumption.
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MSI was showing off two things of note at IDF, a new X79 board and a prototype widget.
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Supermicro has one new item on display at IDF this year, an Intel based GPGPU machine.
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If you have not updated your system to PCI Express 3.0 yet, then maybe now is the time as the follow-on generation to PCI Express 3.0, aptly named 4.0 is already in the works.
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Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) earlier today held a press conference here in San Francisco to introduce the new 710 Series of MLC drives for the data center.
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Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) throws its weight behind Android and barely mentions Windows 8.
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Earlier today we talked to Jeff Ravencraft who is heading up the YSB Implementer’s Forum and among other things he told us the details of the new power delivery standard for USB.
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About two weeks ago, AMD held a ‘top sekrit’ Bulldozer overclocking event in Austin and smashed a few world records.
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What do you get when you wrap a PCB, radio, sensors and battery in an metal sphere, then throw it in to a burning building?
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