Ultrabooks have been greeted by the OEMs with all the enthusiasm of an arranged marriage, so it is time to break out the Intel MoneyHose(TM)(R)(C)(P).
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What is happening with Intel’s high end Sandy Bridge-E CPUs?
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Traditionally most of the embedded space has belonged to ARM, MIPS and the good old PowerPC, but Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) is starting to get more active in this space.
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Every once in a while, you see a press release that is so spectacularly misguided that it can’t be by chance.
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Every once in a while, people tend to doubt how devious journalists can be, and make fatal mistakes like underestimating them.
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With 36 cores and a power consumption of just 20W the new TILE-Gx 3000 processor from Tilera Corp. could be a potential threat to Intel’s (NASDAQ:INTC) traditional processors.
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This summer the PCI SIG will start an effort to create an external, cabled version of PCI Express that is supposed to compete against Intel’s (NASDAQ:INTC) proprietary Thunderbolt-product that is used by Apple.
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VIA just confirmed that it left BAPCO in a letter reprinted below.
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Updated: BAPCO has turned into a bad joke, so bad that Nvidia, AMD, and VIA just quit.
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There were a few interesting bacon-bits to come out of a rather dry media roundtable session, titled “Why Common Industry Standards Foster Innovation”, with representatives from AMD, ARM, and a certain Redmond, Washington based company.
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Every once in a while, a company does something so incredibly bone-headed it makes your wonder what they were thinking.
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During Research@Intel Day last week SemiAccurate caught up with Jesse Fang, who heads up Intel
Labs China in Beijing.
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At Research@Intel Day Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) was talking alot about its upcoming 22nm process technology, but in a meeting with European press Intel’s Chief Technology Officer Justin Rattner also started talking about later generations much further down the road.
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It’s June and for those of you following the computing industry you know that Intel is having its yearly Research Day.
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Remember when we said there was a fourth WARM partner yesterday?
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