Auras shows off a boiling liquid CPU cooler
Computex 2012: One phase, two phase, red phase, blue phase
Auras is a name you probably don’t know even though you have several of their products.
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SandForce updates their SSD controllers for lower power
And sells millions in the process, pun intended
LSI/SandForce has a new metal layer spin of their 2100 and 2200 controllers, optimized to save power.
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SuperTalent may have the fastest PCIe SSD
Computex 2012: Is 3GBps 'enough'?
The news from Supertalent at Computex was incremental but when you are talking speeds, that is not a bad thing.
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Patriot shows off fast 128GB SDXC cards
Computex 2012: And updates to a few widgets too.
Patriot memory had some interesting goodies at Computex, and not all were memory related.
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CFI has a really really really big PC case
Computex 2012: From HPTX to mini-ITX, two in one
Need a big case for your PC? No, think bigger than that, CFI has the case for you.
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Seagate’s USM Slim is a really useful addition to laptops
Computex 2012: Finally, a use for those worthless optical bays.
At Computex, Seagate showed off a whole host of machines with USM slots, and one very interesting new idea, USM Slim.
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VMTurbo joins the OpenStack Community
How to do open source the right way, and make money doing it
VMTurbo, maker of cloud management software, has announced that they are joining the OpenStack Community.
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Synaptics has three new interface goodies to show
Computex 2012: NFC, active pens, and controllers
Synaptics is finally starting to emerge from their shell, and are talking about the spiffy new UI technologies they have to offer.
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AMD loses two senior execs, Ben Williams and Bob Feldstein
Broken records repeat the same sorry song
To lose one senior executive may be regarded as misfortune, to lose two looks like carelessness.
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100W over USB is here with the new Power Delivery spec
Finally we can use a USB port for just about everything
At long last, the USB 3.0 Promoter Group has approved the Power Delivery spec for up to 100W over a USB cable.
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LSI shows off Sandforce powered goodies
Computex 2012: 19 and 20nm flash and PCIe SSDs
LSI may have bought Sandforce, but at Computex, all that changed was the odd sticker and logo.
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Intel and ASML – A lead is a double edged sword
Analysis Part 2: You get what you pay for
This is where the second part of Intel’s spending comes to bear, they bought or promised to buy 15% of ASML.
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Corsair shows DSP PSUs and DDR3/3000
Computex 2012: Memory, SSDs, and lots of toys
Corsair had a lot of solid evolutionary products at Computex, and one new idea to top it off.
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The implications of Intel’s ASML buy are massive
Analysis Part 1: A full node lead is a double edged sword
Intel’s investment in ASML last week has massive implications for both Intel and the rest of the industry.
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Trinity’s system architect turns up at Apple
Gettin the band back together
Remember when we were rather critical about the AMD mass knifings a few months ago?
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