Intel and ARM vendors start server war (of words)
What do you think, substance or fluffy distraction?
There is a new front in Intel’s war with everyone, customers not withstanding, and that is the so called microserver market.
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Why Intel can’t lower the price on Crystalwell
Bitten by their own marketing schemes
Updated: Intel has made some rather counter-intuitive pricing moves for high end graphics capabilities on their upcoming CPUs, and now we know why.
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Nvidia’s Audi win goes to TI’s Jacinto 5 SoC
All means less than you expect in Santa Clara
Remember that triumphant deal between Nvidia and Audi to use Tegras in all 2012 Audi products? UPDATED
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Intel announces Centerton, the server Atom
Too little, too late, the world has moved on
Intel just announced their Xeon branded Atom called Centerton, can you feel the excitement?
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Intel’s Penwell phone SoC: more details
Hot Chips 24: The diagrams we couldn't use before
The last few times we wrote about Penwell, Medfield, and other Intel 32nm Atom phone chips, you might have noticed the diagrams.
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Intel talks about 22nm SoC transistors
Low power, high voltage, and passive 22nm structures.
One of the questions that has been bothering process geeks for months now is how Intel is doing Vt control in fin structures.
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Confused about XBox Next and PS4 code names?
Here is a little guide to clear some of it up
There has been a lot of confusion over the names of the next generation consoles, tentatively XBox Next and PS4.
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Is Intel’s Crystalwell being strangled to death?
OEMs seem to have better options
Remember Crystalwell, Intel’s RAM on package for Haswell?
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Intel to update Ivy GPU drivers for QuadHD
Something amiss in the fine print though
Intel is about to make a splash with new graphics drivers, and there is one interesting twist to the story.
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Nvidia’s Maxwell process choice
Analysis: 28nm versus 20nm in 2014
The first few scraps of information about Nvidia’s Maxwell generation are coming out, and they have some really serious implications.
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Mushkin crams 480GB in to an mSATA form factor SSD
Over 60GB per cc is not a bad density spec
It looks like little SSDs are becoming much bigger, that is physical size and capacity respectively.
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Intel to split up ULV with Haswell
New segments mean more revenue opportunities
Intel – logoIt looks like Intel is going to try and divide the CPU market up once more, SemiAccurate believes that this will be the 43rd product segment.
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SemiAccurate is now reader supported
Don't worry, it's not as bad as you think
Although it was a very hard decision to make, the SemiAccurate staff have made decided to change the format of the site.
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AMD launches Opteron 3300 and 4300 lines
Single socket, single die, data center focused
AMD is putting out two new server lines, the Opteron 3300 and 4300 families.
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Sales down, Microsoft raises prices radically
Analysis: Squeeze those that can't get away
Microsoft is going to make up for the Windows 8 sales shortfall in the usual way, milking the trapped.
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