Big Blue back at it
Long live longevity…
IBM (NYSE:IBM)has just published a research paper detailing how the company has made some major advancements in Phase Change Memory.
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AMD Southern Islands possible for September
Contingent on wafers, but designs are OK
What is going on with Southern Islands, the next generation ATI graphics card?
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Adesto to sample CBRAM
New technology has potential to replace both flash and DRAM.
Adesto Technologies Corp. of Sunnyvale in California is sampling a completely new type of RAM called CBRASM.
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Darwin does Free Software
Or Why Free Software Will Evolve Faster Than Proprietary Software
Do Darwinian theories of evolution have relevance to Free Software projects?
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The Nokia-Apple Patent Deal
Corporate Statements equal Confusion
On June 14th Bloomberg News reported Nokia Wins Apple Patent-License Deal Cash, Settles Lawsuits.
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New processor 10x as effective as Sandy Bridge
Many core processor from Tilera takes up the fight against Intel…
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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Elpida does 4 layer DRAM
New module world’s thinnest so far
The Japanese memory manufacturer Elpida Memory Inc. (TYO:6665) has just announced a new interesting mobile memory module.
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Apple CPUs rolling off the line at TSMC
Last April's test seems to have worked out
Sources in Taiwan tell SemiAccurate that there are currently Apple marked chips coming off the lines at TSMC.
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An open letter and questions to Kitguru
Guys, put in email links next time!
The following is an open letter to Kitguru’s editors, whoever they may be, in relation to their views on plagiarism
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The Inquirer codifies plagiarism in a memo
Memowatch: corporate policy gone awry?
There are times when it is hard to think of a worse way to do things, and The Inquirer just exceeded all expectations.
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The Inquirer plagiarizes SemiAccurate, tries bad excuses
It would be funny if it wasn't so sad
It looks like reading and logic are not required skills like plagiarism at The Inquirer.
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PCI wants to squash Thunderbolt
Long live open standards
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 confirms it left BAPCO
Plus, plagiarism in tech journalism
VIA just confirmed that it left BAPCO in a letter reprinted below.
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Apple and Nordic Semi join Bluetooth board
Aims to make ZigBee obsolete
The Bluetooth SIG has just added 2 new members to its board.
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