So what is the latest on the Nvidia patent trolling scheme known as “Kepler Licensing”, especially the licensee count?
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Adata didn’t have anything groundbreaking at CES but two of their product had unique features worth talking about.
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It’s not often you can get a journalist to say, “premium power bank” with a straight face but Lepow did twice.
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Last week SemiAccurate told you why Broadwell not what Intel wanted but what are the financial implications?
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SemiAccurate has an update on the progress of a major 14/16nm mobile SoC and the news is good.
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Tylt was showing SemiAccurate something really useful at CES, a directionless USB cable.
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PNY just launched four lines of SSDs at CES and SemiAccurate got some of the details.
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It looks like Intel is trickling out another batch of Broadwells and it is everything SemiAccurate said it would be. If you recall our older stories, we got the problems bang on, others are still clueless. Lets start out with …
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Quantenna is showing off two very interesting wireless products at CES, an 8×8 MU-MIMO radio and a software suite.
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One of the more interesting stories of 2014 was Intel and “contra-revenue funding”, how and why.
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One Standard SemiAccurate didn’t remember existed until Toshiba showed it to us at Computex was SD card UHS-II.
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Qualcomm is talking about their parallel programming API for mobile SoCs called MARE.
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End of year lulls allow you to do things you haven’t had time for before like stories about Samsung 14nm FinFET SoCs.
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At Techcon this year Rambus was showing off a few new sideband countermeasures, a core and some libraries.
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Intel’s latest Investor Day made SemiAccurate realize how adept they had become at analyst misdirection games.
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