Nvidia’s Kepler license has no chance of success
Distractions, sideshows, and other press tricks
Nvidia licensing it’s Kepler architecture is nothing more than a last-ditch play to keep the stock price from tanking.
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Gigabyte’s Brix is a useful Intel NUC
Computex 2013: Three interesting variants, one killer app
Gigabyte may have finally found the fix for Intel’s moribund NUC concept with their Brix device, an AMD CPU
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AMCC X-Gene 64-bit silicon spotted in the wild
Computex 2013: The server world just changed
SemiAccurate has been waiting for one big thing before declaring ARM servers real and AMCC has just delivered that.
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Nvidia’s Tegra roadmap slip is now official
Analysis: Denver is indeed Tegra 6 after all
Going over the GTC presentation about Tegra, it is clear that the roadmap has massively slipped just as SemiAccurate stated.
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Redhat put Calxeda based ARM servers in to production
Fedora lends a helping ARM to..... OK, awful pun there, sorry.
Calxeda is now officially part of the Redhat Fedora project with the migration of the ARM build servers to a Calxeda cluster.
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Why would Nvidia release an unlocked GTX680 to GTX770 BIOS?
The potential problems were far smaller than the potential AIB payouts
Thinking about flashing an Nvidia GTX680 to a GTX770 lead down some interesting paths that weren’t obvious at first glance.
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AMD’s Mark Papermaster Presents At Jefferies
The ARM design is on track...
Mark Papermaster, AMD’s CTO, did a Q&A session this morning in New York where he discussed industry inflection points and AMD’s future.
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Intel’s layoffs that aren’t layoffs
Clear as mud
Intel released a statement in response to their rumored layoffs.
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Intel’s rumored bad news confirmed
We won't give it away in the title, sorry
There have been some ugly rumors going around recently about Intel, and today SemiAccurate just got more confirmation on them. Updated February 24, 2013, 7:20pm Intel response.
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AccidentallyExtraordinary shows off touch controlled headphone concept
CES 2013: One of the few interesting parts of a dull show
A startup called AccidentallyExtraordinary had one of the few new ideas at CES, touch controlled headphones.
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AMD’s Thomas Seifert tips up in a CFO position
Don't worry, it isn't a long read
It looks like Thomas Seifert, ex-CFO of AMD, has got a new job, but it is only a CFO position, not CEO.
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Freescale layoffs target one particular product
150-200 engineers from one team
Updated: Freescale just let go between 150 and 200 workers in their Israeli offices, but the real news is who was fired.
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Rory Reed issues a pointless memo to AMD
Trying times demand chirpy fluff, not actual management
While AMD (mis)management was busy slipping the knife (dirk?) in to a quarter of the company, it looks like their chirpy ways had not subsided.
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AMD’s layoffs target engineering
Board incompetence dooms the company
Almost a year ago, SemiAccurate said that the root of AMD’s problems was their board, and if that didn’t change, the company was finished.
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Calxeda gets another round of funding
$100 million so far for the company
Calxeda is announcing another round of funding, with another $55 million in their bank account.
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