With one exception, Intel’s press conference at CES was depressing and a lawyer’s signature short of outright lying.
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This article is an update to the “Intel Slams the Door on GPUs” articles, expanding on one technical aspect.
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The question of what would happen if you built a Pentium on a modern process was answered during IDF 2011.
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Editor’s note: This is second part of the story, “Intel slams the door on discrete GPUs”. This second half looks examines how Intel will navigate the maze of technical and real world issues, restrictions, and options for what Intel is doing. It also goes in to how those who will presumably object to the changes are hamstrung by their own actions. -Ed.
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With the launch of Windows 8 a slew of new tablets hit the market and the W510 was no exception.
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One of the questions we’ve been dying to answer the past few years is who will win in the matchup between x86 and ARM.
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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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There is a new front in Intel’s war with everyone, customers not withstanding, and that is the so called microserver market.
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Updated: Intel has made some rather counter-intuitive pricing moves for high end graphics capabilities on their upcoming CPUs, and now we know why.
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Intel just announced their Xeon branded Atom called Centerton, can you feel the excitement?
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The last few times we wrote about Penwell, Medfield, and other Intel 32nm Atom phone chips, you might have noticed the diagrams.
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One of the questions that has been bothering process geeks for months now is how Intel is doing Vt control in fin structures.
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Remember Crystalwell, Intel’s RAM on package for Haswell?
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Intel is about to make a splash with new graphics drivers, and there is one interesting twist to the story.
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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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