Calxeda lets you test drive an ARM server cloud
ARM or x86 head to head, same software stack
Ever wonder how the upcoming wave of ARM based servers will stack up against their x86 competition?
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Need 240TB in an external storage case for your portable cloud?
Computex 2012: AIC has both, but not in a single box yet
Need more than 239TB in a single convenient storage box?
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Viewsonic easily had the best device at Computex
Computex 2012: Not one but three standout items
What was the best thing shown at Computex 2012? That is easy, the Viewsonic VP3280-LED monitor was by far the best.
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Supermicro goes GPU compute crazy
Computex 2012: Hot servers, hot data centers, and scary bandwidths - Updated
In a Computex filled with not much new, Supermicro had three categories of new stuff, and some other bits.
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Powercolor shows off an impressive dual HD7970 card
Computex 2012: Devil 13 upstages the fans by miles
Lately, Powercolor has been first in the ‘My card has more than yours’ sweepstakes, and Computex was no exception.
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Desperation forces Nokia to cut Lumia price in half
Rant: An Osbourned failure is still a failure
Nokia’s Lumia line is following the corporate path in a spiral down the drain.
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AMD’s revenue tanks by 11% in Q2
What caused this so late in the quarter?
AMD yesterday announced an 11% drop in expected revenue this quarter, a massive drop.
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Intel buys a large chunk of ASML
And gives them another $1 billion too
Intel is buying a large chunk of ASML, $3.1 billion to be exact, and giving them more money too.
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Haswell-EP to use the same socket, just totally different
Socket 2011, just not that socket 2011
It looks like the server variants of Haswell will have the same number of pins as their *Bridge predecessors, 2011.
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Tyan has server options at Computex
Computex 2012: 1S to 4U, and lots between
Tyan was showing off a bunch of two and four socket Romley boards and chassis at Computex, all very evolutionary.
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Microsoft does not have a mobile strategy
Plan A, repeat what failed last time
Microsoft is lost, clueless, and stumbling in the mobile space, and the latest twist, turning on its own, shows it has no idea where to go next.
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Microsoft’s scapegoating explanation doesn’t hold water
Reactionary management incompetence to placate OEMs
When SemiAccurate broke the story about HP dumping Microsoft’s ARM tablets, we actually didn’t expect them to turn on their own quite so viciously.
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