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Nvidia World logo
Charlie Demerjian
May 14, 2013

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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Charlie Demerjian
May 13, 2013
5

Get a Nvidia GTX770 free! Bios flash and GTX680 not included but required.

Updated: Same old renaming scam, new silicon my *ss

When SemiAccurate said that Nvidia’s GK114 was canceled and replaced with a re-fused GK104/GTX680 we were a bit off, it is exactly the same chip.
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Thomas Ryan
Apr 25, 2013

AMD Renames its Developer Summit to APU13

Goodbye Fusion, Hello APU

Yesterday, AMD announced that it was changing the name of its annual developer event from the AMD Fusion Developer Summit to the AMD Developer Summit.
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Leo Yim
Feb 27, 2013

Intel announces their own distribution of Apache Hadoop

Intel decides that they should talk more about big data, and so they did.

Intel decided that they should talk more about big data, and so they did.
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Thomas Ryan
Feb 6, 2013

AMD Moves AFDS13

From Washington to California...

Through a blog post on its website, AMD has revealed that it’s moving its yearly Developer Summit from Bellevue, Washington to San Jose, California.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jan 28, 2013

Seagate jumps in to flash storage with the help of Virident

Virigate or Seadent, neither is a good name

Seagate finally bit the bullet and has released a line of flash storage devices for the enterprise market.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jan 7, 2013

Venom’s Dataguard is a cell phone VPN

CES 2013: IPSEC tunnels for the average teen

Venom, makers of gaming accessories, have a new VPN for cell phones called Dataguard.
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Thomas Ryan
Dec 21, 2012

AMD Publicly Releases CodeXL 1.0

No more betas...

On December 4th, AMD released CodeXL to the general public after a public beta period.
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Charlie Demerjian
Nov 12, 2012
1

What does it take to code for a Xeon Phi?

Not much really, you have probably already done it

Intel talked a bit about the MIC programming model at Hot Chips, but the details show how easy it is.
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Thomas Ryan
Sep 25, 2012

AMD Releases CodeXL Public Beta

OpenCL coders rejoice!

Yesterday, AMD released the first public beta of its CodeXL software debugging and profiling tool.
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Intel - logo
Charlie Demerjian
Sep 21, 2012

Intel updates height field rendering algorithms

IDF 2012: Better and faster than the old way

Working with some academic researchers, Intel has come up with a new and better way of doing height field rendering.
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Charlie Demerjian
Sep 20, 2012

Kingston has a SATA based USB SSD

IDF 2012: And a few capacitor backed SSDs for good measure

Kingston had two worthy goodies at IDF, a USB stick and an SSD.
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Charlie Demerjian
Sep 18, 2012
1

LSI shows 12Gbps SAS cards running at speed

IDF 2012: And finally a multipathing SAS concept that works

LSI had some SASsy goodies to show at IDF including the first production 12Gbps controller SemiAccurate has seen.
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Charlie Demerjian
Sep 14, 2012
27

Hard numbers for Knights Corner leak out

IDF 2012: Lots of Watts per core, many cores

Intel has talked about the MIC/Phi architecture, but what are the specs?
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Thomas Ryan
Sep 13, 2012
5

Technicolor and Portrait Displays Team Up to Certify Displays

Another sticker on your new IPS panel…

Yesterday at Intel’s annual developer forum, or IDF, Technicolor and Portrait Displays launched a certification program for OEMs and display manufactures.
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