The Automotive Market is a Mirage for Traditional Chip Makers
High unit volume, limited revenue, and razor thin margins
There’s been a lot of buzz around the in car entertainment market lately thanks to the launch of Apple’s CarPlay.
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There’s been a lot of buzz around the in car entertainment market lately thanks to the launch of Apple’s CarPlay.
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Thief is the first game to support TrueAudio. We haven’t had a chance to play it yet, but we did get a good look at a TrueAudio enabled Occulas Rift demo.
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Eidos Montreal’s Thief is the second triple AAA game to add support for AMD’s Mantle graphics API and the first game to support AMD’s TrueAudio.
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Gigabyte is putting out an interesting server board, the 10GbE wielding GA-6PXSVT.
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Recent breathless reports have come out about Altera dumping Intel as a foundry and going back to TSMC.
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At Mobile World Congress Imagination announced that all PowerVR series6 GPUs would support its new software VP9 accelerator.
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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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Intel today is releasing the new XMM 7260 modem to bring them up to speed in the LTE world.
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To go with their new XMM 7260 radio, Intel has announced two 22nm Atom SoCs, Merrifield and Moorefield.
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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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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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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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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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We told you about the Intel Xeon E7 v2 line earlier, now lets take a technical look at these chips.
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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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