Being in Palo Alto for Hot Chips 23, you run in to a lot of people who know things about big stories like the HP PC fire sale and Palm knifing.
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Intel is set to become the first company to mass produce non-planar transistors with their upcoming 22nm process.
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IBM (NYSE:IBM) has manufactured the first silicon that mimics neurons and synapses.
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It’s the weekly roundup.
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A team of researchers from Harvard and Stanford University have come up with a new organic semiconductor that could potentially rival inorganic semiconductors, according to an article in the journal Nature Communications.
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A number of Ultrabook manufacturers in Taiwan that SemiAccurate has spoken to have voiced displeasure with Intel’s pricing scheme for processors.
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A few weeks ago, we told you that Texas Instruments was trying to sell off their OMAP division. Updated August 19th, 2011 6pm
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It seems that Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) has been caught with its pants down by the Dutch website webwereld (webworld), which has compared the evidence submitted by Apple to a German court in order to obtain an EU junction against Samsung’s (005930:Korea SE) Galaxy Tab.
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Watch out, Intel. The Chinese are gunning for your embedded presence in China – and maybe around the world.
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It is mating season for the singing moles of Redmond, fresh off their migration back from Mountain View, and they are singing about the XBox Next chip.
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The Israeli flash controller company Anobit has just released its latest controller that supports flash memory chips with capacities up to 256Gbit.
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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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Some fun bits of information came out this week. Like Intel planning support of DX 11.1, or Nvidia promising to get Kepler silicon back this year. But first here’s a short PSA about S|A roundup practices.
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SanDisk (NASDAQ:SNDK) is first on the market with SSD’s that support the new standard.
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Norwegian semiconductor company Nordic Semiconductor ASA (OSX:NOD) has just demonstrated the compatibility of its µBlue RFID tags – also known as a fob – with a low power Bluetooth 4.0 chip from Broadcom, according to a press release from the company.
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