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Intel Small Business Advantage is a security nightmare
Unaviodable remote exploits for an added fee
Intel doesn’t understand security, but they are not shy about shouting it from the rooftops.
AMD finally launches Trinity
A look at the 5 mobile parts launching today
AMD’s Trinity is finally here, and the first question on everyone’s mind is what is launching.
Intel outs Merrifield and 6331
22nm phone phocused Atoms
Intel has two new 22nm phone chips to talk about, and one platform gets pushed out to 2014.
Memjet buys the IP it needs to spread
With luck, this will fix availability
Memjet has purchased all the IP behind their printers, likely allowing them to spread the tech out to new markets.
Nvidia’s five new Keplers raise a red flag
Manufacturing woes are worse than they seem
Nvidia released five ‘all new’ video cards last week, and it is a cause for celebration, right?
Is Nvidia’s GTX 690 Priced Too High?
Not if you’re a fan of supply and demand…
Nope.
Emilio Ghilardi leaves AMD
No word on this one, good, bad, or otherwise
AMD today announced Emilio Ghilardi, Senior Vice President and Chief Sales Officer, has left the company.
Why can’t Nvidia supply Kepler/GK104/GTX680?
TSMC is blameless, Kepler is a self-inflicted wound
Nvidia has been busily blaming TSMC for their many supposed failings on 28nm, but SemiAccurate has learned what is really going on.
Nvidia Outs The GTX 690
Because dual-GPU flagships are the next big thing, right?
In preparation for the launch of its GTX 690 next Thursday, Nvidia has started seeding reviewers with samples and showing off some of the features and design choices of their latest flagship dual-GPU graphics card.
How Does Intel’s HD 4000 Compare on the IQ Scale?
Image quality that is...
One of the biggest question marks we’ve had on our minds is the impact of the HD 4000′s (the GPU side of Ivy Bridge) notably inferior Anisotropic filtering quality.
How well does Intel’s new phone work as a phone?
Review: Hands on with the Lava Xolo X900
Intel is now making phone chips, and the first device to bear one, the Lava Xolo X900, is on the market.
Does disabling Hyper-Threading increase performance?
Some trade-offs get better with time...
Since Intel introduced its Hyper-Threading technology with its Pentium 4 microprocessors back in early 2002 reviewers have occasionally noticed that under certain condition Hyper-Threading can actually hurt performance instead of helping it.
Via ships 3rd generation USB3 chips
VL812 has a lot of nice features
If the news that the Via VL812 supporting YD/T 1591-2009 doesn’t get your attention, I don’t know what will.
Intel buys Cray’s interconnect arm but not for that reason
Laughably comical back-pedalling over AMD's SeaMicro buy
What do you do when your baby gets purchased out from under you?
Adobe accelerates CS6 with OpenCL
Speed for the unwashed masses
Adobe and AMD today anounced that the next Creative Suite 6 (CS6) will be OpenCL based.
The Battle of the Bridges
How much performance does a 'Tick' get you these days?
It’s that time of year again and Intel’s introducing its new Ivy Bridge based offerings.
Overclocking Intel’s HD 4000
Lots of extra voltage for just a little extra performance...
After playing around with Intel’s HD 4000 in our previous reviews and recording some pretty impressive performance, I decided to try and find the limit of the HD 4000′s graphics performance.
Comparing the Ends of the Spectrum
The old HD 2000 versus the new HD 4000...
Intel sent us two chips for review in the lead up to its Ivy Bridge launch.
Par for the Course: Part 2
A Look at Intel's HD 4000 Graphics Continued
In this half of the review we will be continuing our testing of the graphical capabilities of Intel’s HD 4000.
Par for the Course: Part 1
A Look at Intel's HD 4000 Graphics
Today we are taking a look at Intel’s new Ivy Bridge chip, the Core i7-3770K.
Atom takes the process lead on 14nm
What Otellini meant by beating Moore's law
During their Q1 conference call, Intel stated that Atom was going to move faster than Moore’s law.
Qualcomm moves majority of production to Global Foundries
Just like we said over a month ago
Recently, Qualcomm has been the subject of many rumors on fabbing and capacity.
Where will AMD make 28nm APUs?
Question answered in the Q1 conference call
AMD solved a mystery about where the next gen parts are going to be fabbed in yesterday’s conference call.
What good are benchmarks when a PC is ‘good enough’?
Modern problems for modern systems
With each new chip that comes out, benchmarks become less and less relevant, and are now almost pointless.
Windows on ARM RT = WART
I can't think of a more fitting description
Windows on ARM RT is WART, can you think of a more fitting name?
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