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Charlie Demerjian
Jun 19, 2014

What does Microsoft have planned for Nokia

Prepare to be depressed but not surprised

SemiAccurate has found out what Microsoft has in store for Nokia, and it won’t surprise too many people out there.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jun 19, 2014

Rockchip shows off RK3288 A12 silicon with H.265 4K decoders

Computex 2014: Promised at CES, delivered in Taiwan

The big news from Rockchip at Computex was the Intel tie-up but the most significant was the functional RK3288 silicon SemiAccurate saw.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jun 16, 2014

Corsair shows off thier Components side at Computex

Computex 2014: Not much silicon but a lot of new accessories

Corsair was living up to the Components part of their name at Computex with lots of evolutionary goodies.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jun 13, 2014

Qsan shows off three big SAN boxes

Computex 2014: If you need throughput, they have storage servers for you

QSAN was showing off a lot of big SAN boxes at Computex with some impressive features.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jun 12, 2014

What is Adata’s “pseudo-SLC” mode flash?

Computex 2014: High speeds from smart firmware coding

Adata revealed a brilliant little bit of technology to SemiAccurate at Computex, “psuedo-SLC” mode for MLC flash.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jun 12, 2014

Despite no new silicon, Supermicro has new servers

Computex 2014: The wait for Haswell-EP is almost over…

SemiAccurate saw three new goodies from Supermicro at Computex, and not surprisingly all were server related.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jun 11, 2014

Adata shows off big and fast memory at Computex

Computex 2014: From SSDs to dongles, plus a lamp for good measure

As usual at Computex, Adata had a lot of new memory goodies to show off from SSDs to USB dongles with a twist.
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Thomas Ryan
Jun 10, 2014
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Intel’s Core i7-4790K: Devil’s Canyon

Righting the wrongs of the i7-4770K…

Today we’ll be looking at Intel’s new Core i7-4790K codenamed Devil’s Canyon.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jun 9, 2014

Samsung silently cancels a major SoC design program

Knifed in the dark like so many others, just bigger and more strategic this time

It looks like Samsung’s logic program is still a train wreck with word of the cancellation of a major chip program.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jun 6, 2014
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Nvidia delays another GPU

Computex 2014: No surpise but the blame game has begun already

I hope you are sitting down for this news because SemiAccurate has just learned Nvidia has delayed another GPU.
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Thomas Ryan
Jun 5, 2014

AMD Launches its 2nd Generation of G-Series Embedded APUs

Bringing Beema into the fight…

Yesterday AMD launched a new generation of G-series embedded SoCs.
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Thomas Ryan
Jun 5, 2014

Nvidia’s Tegra K1 is the Heart of Google’s project Tango

It looks like Nvidia and Google are dancing partners again…

Google’s new project Tango developer tablet is powered by none other than Nvidia’s latest Tegra wonder chip, the K1.
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Thomas Ryan
Jun 5, 2014
1

AMD Goes All Out to Win with FirePro

And is now using the same strategy as your local drug dealer…

Today AMD announced a promotion via email where buyers can get a rebate of up to fifty percent of the purchase price of a FirePro GPU.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jun 4, 2014

AMD releases mobile Kaveri in Pro and FX forms

Computex 2014: No new silicon but two new brands

AMD launched the long awaited mobile Kaveri line yesterday along with two new branding lines.
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Thomas Ryan
Jun 4, 2014

Kingston Launches HyperX Impact Memory for Laptops

The fastest RAM you can stick in a SO-DIMM slot…

Today Kingston is launching their latest HyperX branded line of memory products dubbed Impact.
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