Yes, you are absolutely right. We are talking about Longson 2H – formerly known as Godson 2H.
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LG Electronics (SE:066570) of Korea is the latest company to license the ARM Cortex A15 architecture, which will allow it to design processors based on ARM’s IP.
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A lot of people are familiar with some of the new AMD (NYSE:AMD) naming systems, more specifically E and C series for Brazos chips, but there are a few more.
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Contrary to popular belief, Apple’s pricing is in no higher than the competition for most products.
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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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News coming out of Taiwan from various sources is indicating that we can expect much pricier computers and computer related components later this year as a result of the disaster in Japan.
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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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Although WiMAX has as yet to really take off, what is known as the second generation of the standard or more correctly known as IEEE 802.16m was ratified today as a standard.
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Normally we wouldn’t pay too much attention to a new netbook, but Hercules has launched a couple of new models in its oddly named eCAFÉ series, the Slim HD and EX HD, both powered by a Freescale i.MX515 SoC.
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Today NXP stole Brett Favre’s cell phone, unzipped, and snapped some quick pics of their new 0.9×1.0x0.35mm logic packages and leaked them to the press.
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With the sadly deprecated Beijing IDF looming in a fortnight or so, we at SemiAccurate central were bored, so we poked around for a list of big announcements.
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The launch of Intel’s new Sandy Bridge platform lost its momentum thanks to Intel’s chipset bug, but with that behind us, it’s time to take a look at what Intel’s new mobile platform has to offer.
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Up until now Intel (INTC) hasn’t unveiled which PCI Express spec its upcoming LGA-1155 Ivy Bridge processors will support, but their latest roadmaps includes an update which reveals support for PCI Express 3.0, even though it’s a feature that’s not even highlighted on the slide.
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It looks like an exodus of high level folk is starting at Intel (INTC) with Anand Chandrasekher leaving the company.
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