Intel has finally released the next big thing in CPUs but what does Haswell bring to the table?
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Today we bring you our testing of Intel’s 4th Generation Core Processors, codenamed “Haswell”. The chip that Intel sampled us with was the Core i7-4770K.
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Intel has decided to release some Haswell information early on a Saturday morning for no logical reason mirroring the SKUing strategy.
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Intel has done something that I never thought they would do, they fixed the root of their graphics problems.
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We were lucky enough to get a chance to ask the creator of HiAlgoBoost, Eugene Fainstain a few questions about his app.
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Mr. Feldman talked exclusively about the ARM versus x86 debate, and how he thinks that the ARM server market is going to shape up over the next five years.
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SemiAccurate has already talked about the Silvermont core and architecture, now it is time to take a look at the process it is built on.
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If you hang out on the rooftops of parking lots at the Intel Santa Clara campus like I do, you might have noticed something amiss.
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In the last part of our look at Silvermont we focused on the larger scale advances of this new 22nm Atom core.
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Intel is introducing a new 22nm Atom core, and for the first time in the history of the line it is a new microarchitecture.
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Rather than actually fix crippling graphics problems for Haswell, Intel is going on a marketing blitz around the word Iris.
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Some you might know the current 2S Sandy Bridge-EP platform called Romley and its Ivy Bridge based successor is named Brickland.
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Intel is taking the whole Software Defined Networking paradigm serious with the release of two new platforms today.
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Cisco is going to make chips with Intel as a foundry for one simple reason, they have to.
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Intel is still trying to pretend Thunderbolt is not dead, but two new chips don’t do much to change the underlying problems.
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