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Thomas Ryan
Feb 26, 2014

AMD to offer Android emulation on retail products

These are the droids AMD was looking for, apparently…

Today at the Mobile World Congress AMD announced that retail customers will see Bluestacks’ Android emulation software preloaded onto select systems.
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 24, 2014

Intel releases a second generation LTE modem called XMM 7260

MWC 2014: Cat 6 LTE, carrier aggregation, and all the requisite goodies

Intel today is releasing the new XMM 7260 modem to bring them up to speed in the LTE world.
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 24, 2014

Intel has twins named Merrifield and Moorestown

MWC 2014: Congratulations on the two bouncing baby 22nm Atoms for phones

To go with their new XMM 7260 radio, Intel has announced two 22nm Atom SoCs, Merrifield and Moorefield.
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 24, 2014
1

Qualcomm call the 8-core 64-bit Snapdragon 615, “mid-range”

MWC 2014: Updated – Same with the new 4-core 64-bit Snapdragon 610

Qualcomm today is announcing two new mid-range SoCs, the 64-bit Snapdragon 610 and 615.
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Thomas Ryan
Feb 21, 2014

AMD’s Radeon Dual Graphics: Looking at Laptops

Dual Graphics is finally not a drawback…

A long time ago just after AMD launched its first Trinity chips a friend of mine purchased an AMD Radeon Dual Graphics enabled laptop.
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Thomas Ryan
Feb 20, 2014

AMD’s Radeon Dual Graphics: Looking at the Desktop

Dual Graphics is still the redheaded step child of the Radeon family…

With the launch of the Catalyst 14.1 Beta driver AMD brought frame-pacing to PC’s with desktop and mobile Radeon Dual Graphics configurations.
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 19, 2014

Intel’s Xeon E7 v2 ups the RAS game to new levels

Ivy Bridge-EX is far more than an bigger Ivy Bridge-EP

As you might have noticed in our earlier articles, one of the main reasons to consider a Xeon E7 v2 is RAS.
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 19, 2014
2

Is the sky falling for Intel’s 14nm Broadwell?

How does reality line up with executive statement and internet stupidity?

Is Intel’s Broadwell CPU family really badly delayed or are things what Intel claims they are, essentially according to plan?
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 18, 2014

A technical look at Intel’s new Ivy Bridge-EX

Updated: The architecture and memory systems of this massive CPU

We told you about the Intel Xeon E7 v2 line earlier, now lets take a technical look at these chips.
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 18, 2014
2

Intel releases Ivy Bridge-EX now known as Xeon E7 v2

20 new SKUs in three main lines make a big line of big chips

Intel is introducing their first new line of EX 4-socket devices in years, welcome to the new Xeon E7 v2 2800, 4800, and 8800 lines.
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 18, 2014
2

Nvidia’s CEO confirms three SemiAccurate analyses

Analysis: Major changes hidden in their own words

Over the past several months, SemiAccurate has said Nvidia is making three major changes to its business model and last week their CEO confirmed all of them.
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 17, 2014
2

Zalman shows off three interesting cooling tweaks

CES 2013: New ideas in a fairly conservative field

Zalman continued their climb back at CES with three interesting new devices, a heatsink, a fan, and a case.
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Charlie Demerjian
Feb 13, 2014

AMD’s Radeon R7 265 is one to avoid

Smoke, mirrors, and a regression from the R7 260X

If you are wondering what will fill the gap between AMD’s R7 260X and R9 270X, guess no longer and welcome the R7 265X.
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Flaming Wafer
Charlie Demerjian
Feb 12, 2014

Analysis: Rumored SSD controller delay may shake up the market

What happens when giants fall in a constrained space

It looks like there is going to be a big shakeup in the SSD controller world, SemiAccurate is hearing of a long delay to a critical product.
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Flaming Wafer
Charlie Demerjian
Feb 12, 2014
8

Rumored SSD controller delay may shake up the market

What happens when giants fall in a constrained space

It looks like there is going to be a big shakeup in the SSD controller world, SemiAccurate is hearing of a long delay to a critical product.
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