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IDF 2013: SAS form factor DIMMs, flash backed DIMMs and other goodies
Sometimes the coolest things you find are in places you don’t expect like Viking’s SASDIMM and NVDIMM at IDF.
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Sometimes the coolest things you find are in places you don’t expect like Viking’s SASDIMM and NVDIMM at IDF.
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In the first IDF keynote of 2013, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich introduced a new sub-Atom CPU called Quark.
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The Brix has one big advantage over traditional desktop systems, size. It may seem blindingly obvious but the Brix is really small.
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Intel is getting serious about optics and they have bought Corning in to make the infrastructure happen.
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There is some interesting news in the world of foundries and once again it centers around Apple and another mystery player. While SemiAccurate was the first to tell you about their last two foundry moves, a bit more color has come to light recently.
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Texas Instruments just put a chip through the heart of Intel’s Thunderbolt folly with their new HD3SS2521 DockPort controller.
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Intel is back to their normal unethical PR ways with another set of disingenuously fake ‘low power’ SDP numbers.
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Apple has somehow convinced Intel to give them a unique part for the next MacBook Pro, something that no one else will get.
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Apple has just done something that SemiAccurate has been expecting for a months and entered the fab industry.
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During Computex 2013, we came across a Taiwanese company, showing their latest Thunderbolt devices, next to them were some Intel Thunderbolt leaflets, one particular tri-fold “Thunderbolt Technology Product Showcase” leaflet caught our eyes.
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Nvidia licensing it’s Kepler architecture is nothing more than a last-ditch play to keep the stock price from tanking.
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Gigabyte may have finally found the fix for Intel’s moribund NUC concept with their Brix device, an AMD CPU
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Gigabyte had a bunch of server goodies at Computex including some network heavy boards for the burgeoning SDN space.
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Now that we’ve had a chance to test AMD’s just released HD 8670D, the GPU portion of the A10-6800K, and get a handle on its gaming performance, we’re going back to Intel’s HD 4600 to find the highest quality setting at which games are still playable on Intel’s best desktop graphics solution.
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In our quest to better understand AMD’s Richland and quantify the level of performance that it brings to the table we will be looking specifically at the graphics portion of this APU, called the Radeon HD 8670D.
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