AMD’s Volcanic Islands architecture
Echochamber devoid of technical knowledge
Much of the tech press doesn’t seem to understand much in the way of technology they cover in a fundamental way.
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AMD gaming memory contest
Need 16GB DDR3-2133?
We’ve been given the opportunity to give away two 16GB AMD DDR3-2133 kits to hand out in a contest.
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AMD’s lost documents
Nvidia hired the best?
According to Universal Hub, the first we could find reporting this, AMD is suing four former employees for breach of contract, trade secret violations and just about everything else you’d sue for if someone stole your favorite puppy.
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AFDS 2012: All the news, plus links
Updated with links as we go.
All the AFDS 2012 stuff here.
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IBM does it in 12, atoms that is
Efficiency is fun
Today IBM announced its ability to store information in as few as 12 atoms.
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Flashback Friday
A bit dusty today.
Into the future we go with the dust of yesteryear hanging on our Flashback Friday.
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Flashback Friday
Must be THIS tall to play this game!
SemiAccurate is happy to offer a new feature called Flashback Friday.
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Web Security Scanners Evaluated
Part 1: Clear differences surface
THIS PAPER FOCUSES on the accuracy and time needed to run, review and supplement the results of the web application scanners (Accunetix, Appscan by IBM, BurpSuitePro, Hailstorm by Cenzic, WebInspect by HP, NTOSpider by NT OBJECTives) as well as the Qualys managed scanning service.
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More fun with curves
CES 2010 Dirt2 in DX11
OSTENDO OFFERED CES something better than 3D. Easier on the eyes, and way more enjoyable. However, it has a price tag to match.
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Crucial is offering SATA3
And some other stuff
Lexar Media, the guys who make the Crucial line of memory, will have the Crucial Real SSD C300 coming out very soon and they expect it to claim the crown of the fastest solid state drive out there
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