SemiAccurate just spotted a new, unannounced, unreleased version of Red Hat Linux during a recent event.
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It started out as most good practical jokes do, with something that caught my eye, then became annoying, and then became a photo op.
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Adata just upped the SD card ante with three UHS-1 Speed Class 3 (U3) offerings across two lines.
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On Monday, AMD finally announced they have an ARM architectural license and are making their own v8A core.
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There has been a lot of talk lately about Nvidia and beating their numbers, it came as a shock to some but not SemiAccurate readers.
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For me, Bigcommerce crossed the line from incompetence to scam in the way many once promising startups do, in dealing with customers and money.
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You might know about the ARM based versions of the LSI Axxia line, but did you know they are still making new PPC based variants?
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What does SemiAccurate think will be the highest selling console of 2014? If you said it is Sony’s PS4, you would be wrong.
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Altera today announced a very interesting new feature on its Arria 10 and Stratix 10 FPGAs, a hard floating point unit.
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A new wrinkle just showed up in the endless Samsung vs Apple legal stupidity and it may put the entire matter to rest.
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Intel used the term “contra-revenue” quite a lot during last week’s analyst call, but what exactly are we talking about? SemiAccurate has written some of the details up in the past but we have a couple more interesting angles to investigate.
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It looks like Global Foundries and Samsung are syncing their process tech at 14nm just like SemiAccurate said a year ago.
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It looks like Global Foundries and Samsung are syncing their processes just like SemiAccurate exclusively said last year.
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One of the throwaway lines from yesterday’s Intel financial analyst call was the most significant, Wintel is now no more.
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The 802.11ac press releases are coming thick and fast lately, this time it is Broadcom breaking new ground in marketing rather than tech.
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