SeaMicro packs 2TB of DRAM into a 10U
Not to mention 64 Xeons, drives, and 10GbE
SeaMicro, Intel, and Samsung have teamed up to bring you something very dense and powerful.
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Chinese CPU shines in $89 tablet
It’s not quite an iPad, but the price is right for an awful lot of customers.
Last month Chinese manufacturer Ainol launched a 7” tablet based on the Chinese microprocessor JZ4770 developed by Ingenic in Beijing.
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Tilera releases 16 and 36-core TILE-Gx chips
Two out, two to go too
Tilera is finally shipping their 3rd generation TILE-Gx processor in volume, or at least half of the Gx family.
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Elpida takes ReRAM to prime time
Expects to have Gigabit chips ready by next year.
Elpida (TYO:6665) has already developed an experimental ReRAM (Resistive RAM) chip…
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How will Intel do in the phone market?
The good, the bad, and the ugly in phone form
With all the pieces of Medfield now known, including the phone itself, the question now is, will it succeed?
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Intel calls the successor to Romley……
No, it isn't Garishly as some have suggested
What do you call the successor to Romley, aka Sandy Bridge-EP?
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Exclusive: And the Nvidia Kepler/GK104 price is……..
Initial number head out to AIBs as a New Year's gift.
We hear that Nvidia has sent out Kepler pricing to AIBs in the far east, or will once the New Year party dies down.
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Nvidia Kepler vs AMD GCN has a clear winner
Guess who wins this round?
A lot of people have been asking about Kepler/GK104, and we finally have some hard information.
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The GeChic On-Lap USB-Powered Monitor
The refresh will be a contender
The GeChic On-Lap 1301 is a curious product. When I received it in the mail, I didn’t know what to make of it.
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IEEE 802.11ac devices start shipping
Buffalo first with range of products delivering up to 1.5Gbps.
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Exclusive: XBox Next/Xbox 720 chips in production
Dev kit silicon is moving through the fabs now
If you crave more info about the upcoming XBox 720/Next, there is finally some concrete info.
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Intel’s phone reference design is what it needed to be
Solid hardware, competitive with current chips
We have looked at the silicon for Intel’s new phone offerings in the last two articles, but what about the rest?
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Stock In The Channel: January 2012
The HD 7970's are out of stock, and the GTX 590's is MIA
With the recent launch of AMD’s new single GPU flagship, the HD 7970, in mind we decided to check back in at the popular US online retailer Newegg.com…
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Baolab does MEMS in CMOS
Will allow integration in traditional CMOS chips
Baolab Nanosystems out of Barcelona, Spain has developed a way to design and manufacture MEMS devices in plain vanilla CMOS ….
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VIA’s Powering New USB 3.0 Active Optical Cables
These cables can be over a football field long...
A large producer of USB 3.0 controller chips, VIA, announced that its subsidiary, VIA Labs, was demoing its new USB 3.0 Optical Transceiver chip at CES 2012.
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