Archos shakes up cell phones with three new models
Platinum 50 and 53, Carbon 35 are the future, really
It looks like Archos just shook up the cell phone market with three new Android entries, the 35 Carbon, 50 Platinum, and 53 Platinum.
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Jak makes DLNA adapters cute again
MWC 2013: By far the cutest USB stick SemiAccurate has ever seen
DLNA and Miricast dongles were a dime a dozen at MWC, but one of the nicest was the Jak from a little Korean company called bCoda.
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Intel outs two Open Networking reference designs
A switch and a server to meet every need
Intel is taking the whole Software Defined Networking paradigm serious with the release of two new platforms today.
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Microsoft tries a new Windows 8 damage control message
Analysis: Unleash the astroturfers to blacken the forums ASAP
If you have never seen how a large company does damage control from the inside, the somewhat surreal proceedings are a bit hard to understand.
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Cisco has to fab chips at an Intel foundry
Analysis: It isn't a choice as much as a requirement
Cisco is going to make chips with Intel as a foundry for one simple reason, they have to.
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IDC shows Windows 8 is actively destroying PC sales
Just like we told you would happen, just a bit worse
Remember when SemiAccurate said Microsoft had failed?
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Thunderbolt: Still broken but new parts talked up
Garbage in, garbage out, but still anti-user garbage
Intel is still trying to pretend Thunderbolt is not dead, but two new chips don’t do much to change the underlying problems.
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Intel shows off Rack Scale Architecture and Rack Disaggregation plans
Current leads to Emerging, then to Future once again
Intel is re-imagining the what servers are, and the result looks nothing like what you think of as a server.
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Intel talks about Briarwood, Avoton, Rangley, and Centerton Atoms
All look interesting but have no chance to succeed
Intel is going code name crazy during IDF Beijing and is teasing three Atom code names.
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Intel talks up three new Xeon families at IDF
By talk we mean nothing other than names, did you expect real info?
IDF didn’t neglect the bigger CPUs for Atoms, there were no less than three families of big Xeons teased too.
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Calxeda jumps aboard HP’s Pathfinder Innovation Ecosystem
Thankless tasks but someone has to do it
The lucky among you missed the HP Moonshot webcast yesterday, but we can sum it up in a paragraph.
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LSI puts 1TB of SSDs on a SAS RAID card for caching
Intel has two new enterprise parts that take RAID to the extreme
LSI and Intel have just announced a new caching SAS RAID controller called the Nytro MegaRAID with a twist, two SSD.
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Microsoft Windows RT price cuts don’t stop the death spiral
Analysis: Drain circling picks up speed, flush inevitable
SemiAccurate went in to detail about why Microsoft’s Surface could not compete against real tablets, and the new price cuts are not going to help.
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Why is Intel so secretive about Phi’s die?
Pictures can reveal more than you think
Ever noticed that Intel is deathly afraid to talk specifics about not-Larrabee Xeon Phi, especially die size?
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Apple naysayers seem technically illiterate
Analysis: Apple looks good from here
The world, at least the financial one, seems to be obsessed with trashing Apple for no discernible reason, but they are wrong.
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