Intel’s new Scalable Xeon branding is just a price increase
How to publicly justify jacking your biggest customers
Intel’s new Xeon branding is nothing more than an unprecedented price hike on large customers.
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Intel’s new Xeon branding is nothing more than an unprecedented price hike on large customers.
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Yesterday SemiAccurate brought you news of a critical remote exploit in all 2008+ Intel CPU’s.
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Every Intel platform from Nehalem to Kaby Lake has a remotely exploitable security hole.
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It looks like Microsoft is going to kick Wintel to the curb in a few weeks.
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Intel has another top-secret gathering soon for briefings on Sandy-E/X, Kaby-X and X-299.
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The new RX 580 and RX 570 replace last year’s RX 480 and RX 470 products while extending their range into higher performance segments of the market than those chips occupied.
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Intel just knifed IDF and it was a mercy killing.
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Today AMD’s long awaited Ryzen 5 series CPUs have reached retailers.
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Intel held their Manufacturing Day last week and it was a show meant to distract investors.
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Intel has just crossed the line to unacceptable and unethical.
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Today Intel releases Xpoint M.2 SSDs, a product that could have been great.
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SemiAccurate has been down on Intel’s Xpoint memory and the official briefing changed very little of that.
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Today AMD is announcing four new Ryzen 5 branded CPUs ranging from $249 down to $169.
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Yesterday SemiAccurate told you about large ARM server customer #2, today it is time for #3.
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So Microsoft is committing to 50%+ ARM servers in it’s datacenters, but who else is buying them?
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