AMD pitches Opterons as a VM TCO play
A little less performance for a lot less money
AMD hasn’t been doing all that well in the server arena of late, so how do they pitch their CPUs to that market?
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AMD hasn’t been doing all that well in the server arena of late, so how do they pitch their CPUs to that market?
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AMD has two new server GPUs out, please welcome the new FirePro S7000 and S9000 cards to the mix.
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It took a long time to get all of the pieces into place (read: 4 years of hardship and delays), but the Pandora has finally matured into the handheld console that its steadfast supporters have always hoped it would.
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In a Computex that was full of minor steps, Pretec was a standout with several new ideas, and a few new takes on older ones.
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Valve is giving Microsoft the single finger salute by offering apps on Steam, and users win
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Thecus was showing off two lines at Computex, the evolutionary Vision, and the more comprehensively updated Toptower.
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Looks like HP kicked Oracle from the courtroom to the gutter, but somehow still lost the overall war.
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LSI/SandForce has a new metal layer spin of their 2100 and 2200 controllers, optimized to save power.
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VMTurbo, maker of cloud management software, has announced that they are joining the OpenStack Community.
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Synaptics is finally starting to emerge from their shell, and are talking about the spiffy new UI technologies they have to offer.
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Corsair had a lot of solid evolutionary products at Computex, and one new idea to top it off.
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Ever wonder how the upcoming wave of ARM based servers will stack up against their x86 competition?
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Nokia’s Lumia line is following the corporate path in a spiral down the drain.
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Microsoft is lost, clueless, and stumbling in the mobile space, and the latest twist, turning on its own, shows it has no idea where to go next.
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When SemiAccurate broke the story about HP dumping Microsoft’s ARM tablets, we actually didn’t expect them to turn on their own quite so viciously.
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