Remember the days when you could buy a GPU as a discrete component because it wasn’t part of your CPU?
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Intel – logoIt looks like Intel is going to try and divide the CPU market up once more, SemiAccurate believes that this will be the 43rd product segment.
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It looks like Oak Ridge is about to light up Titan, possibly the worlds fastest supercomputer.
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It looks like AMD’s Vishera CPU is popping up at several retailers a bit early.
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When Trinity first appeared on the market, it was in laptops as the A10-4600 in mid-May.
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At Hot Chips today, AMD is revealing some of the details about their new Jaguar core, the successor to Bobcat, the first of their smaller ‘Cat’ family of cores.
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Intel’s foundry arm that doesn’t officially exist has a new customer, Netronome.
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A few weeks ago, ARM put out their new CPU/GPU compiler suite called Development Studio 5 (DS5).
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With the current wave of Playstation 4 leaks, it is time to spill some of the beans on what we know about the console.
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Updated: Mark Papermaster just confirmed what SemiAccurate has been saying for years, AMD is opening up Bobcat to 3rd party IP.
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If you crave more info about the upcoming XBox 720/Next, there is finally some concrete info.
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Intel put on a demo of a solar powered CPU at IDF two weeks ago, but that demo wasn’t about what most people think it was.
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As we all know microprocessor designers are doing whatever they can to drop the voltage required to run microprocessors to the bare minimum in order to reduce the power consumption.
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AMD’s Rick Bergman was showing off Trinity at Computex, far earlier than most people thought.
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AMD just took, and then retracted, a major step forward in the whole ‘fusion’ concept, enabling profiling across heterogeneous cores.
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