Nvidia’s Tegra K1 draws a shocking number of Watts
MWC 2014: Pun intended but it still makes your jaw drop
Remember when SemiAccurate said the Nvidia Tegra K1 was a hot dog promoted by complicit ‘journalists’?
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Remember when SemiAccurate said the Nvidia Tegra K1 was a hot dog promoted by complicit ‘journalists’?
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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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Qualcomm today is announcing two new mid-range SoCs, the 64-bit Snapdragon 610 and 615.
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ARM is announcing the new mid-range A17 core today, expect this successor to the A12 to surface about a year from now.
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You may never have heard of Allwinner but they are huge and as of CES now have an 8-core tablet part on the market.
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It looks like Rockchip is about to fire a warning shot across bow of the top tier of ARM SoC vendors with their new RK3288.
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There is a big secret lurking in Intel’s Haswell SoC device that the company doesn’t want out.
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There is an amazing amount of interest in the microserver market of late but very little actual substance to back up the bottomless well of hype.
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Word has it that AMD is going to make a big announcement later today at the Open Compute Summit.
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We recently had a chance to talk to a little known semiconductor company called Sonics Inc.
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Last year when SemiAccurate ran in to E-Fun, we were impressed with the quality of their tablets.
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What part does Samsung play in Apple’s 14nm plans, including Apple’s chunk of a foundry?
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ARM had a interesting demo at Techcon about how to build a learning remote that never needed to be charged.
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Intel’s Quark CPU is a product that can not stand on it’s own without internal subsidies and bundling but that doesn’t stop the company from talking it up.
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Nvidia has triumphantly exited markets such as chipsets or taken a step back from other markets such as Denver/x86.
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