HP: The train wreck continues
The board of directors is leaking like a sieve…
If you think that the train wreck had already been dealt with effectively, then you are sorely mistaken.
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Samsung has started mass production of 20nm DDR3
Also opens a new fab for 20nm NAND flash
Many companies have started sampling 2nm DDR3 memory, but Samsung is first out of the door with actual mass production of the memory based on a 20nm process.
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AMD shows off 28nm GPUs and Trinity
IDF 2011: Upcoming silicon, raincoats, and a Nate
AMD was doing their usual counter-IDF demos in San Francisco last week, complete with 28nm GPUs and Trinity laptops.
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Kingston eats memory with sound
IDF 2011: Samples for dinner and gaming
One question Kingston always asks at trade shows is how do you show off large memory capacities?
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Analysis: Intel shows off Haswell, minus the important bits
IDF 2011: Why not show it all?
At IDF last week, Intel’s Mooly Eden held up a Haswell chip, or part of one from the look of things.
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Exclusive: Nvidia has two Keplers in house, but not the big one
What they did and why is quite curious
Nvidia has two Kepler parts taped out and likely back in house by now.
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Network chip gets more than 200 cores
Sonics latest IP block is a truly many-core design.
Sonics is gearing up for the very high end networking market with the release of its SonicsGN solutions that in essence is network on a chip.
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Gigabyte shows off four new X79 boards
IDF 2011: High end from low to high
Gigabyte was showing off not one, but four X79 based boards at IDF.
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A Look at the Windows 8 Developer Preview
Both bacon and bits are coming from this soon-to-be cash hog...
There’s been a lot of buzz about Windows 8 around the web, and unsurprisingly, at Microsoft’s BUILD conference.
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Intel hits an all-time low
No, no, not the shares, but the voltage.
As we all know microprocessor designers are doing whatever they can to drop the voltage required to run microprocessors to the bare minimum in order to reduce the power consumption.
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Rambus shows off how to sniff crypto keys
IDF 2011: Cryptography Research demos side channel attacks
At IDF, Rambus was demonstrating the technology of their newest acquisition, Cryptography Research.
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MSI shows off a board and a smaller board
IDF 2011: Mamma and baby boards
MSI was showing off two things of note at IDF, a new X79 board and a prototype widget.
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Thunderbolt on display @ IDF
Look but don’t touch is the word of the day.
In case you have forgotten about Thunderbolt, Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) wanted to remind you by putting a number of devices on display at IDF.
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Supermicro shows off a Larrabee box
IDF 2011: Just don't call it Larrabee in public
Supermicro has one new item on display at IDF this year, an Intel based GPGPU machine.
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PCI Express is on a quest for speed
Work underway to doubl the basic speed to 16 Gbps.
If you have not updated your system to PCI Express 3.0 yet, then maybe now is the time as the follow-on generation to PCI Express 3.0, aptly named 4.0 is already in the works.
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