Lilliputian Systems makes a fuel cell on silicon wafers
CES 2013: Lots of power on a chip to power other chips
Lilliputian Systems was showing off their fuel cell power unit at CES, and the details are very interesting indeed.
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Apple’s silicon design capabilities increase
The last remaining hole is now plugged
Apple has been upping the ante on their silicon design capabilities faster than anyone anticipated, with impressive results.
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AMD does another reorg, but nothing bad this time
A little more streamlined org chart with no apparent down side, finally
AMD is going through another reorg, and this time it looks to be good news, or neutral at worst.
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How Intel can slam the door on GPUs
Part 2: The games we play, and the words we choose
Editor’s note: This is second part of the story, “Intel slams the door on discrete GPUs”. This second half looks examines how Intel will navigate the maze of technical and real world issues, restrictions, and options for what Intel is doing. It also goes in to how those who will presumably object to the changes are hamstrung by their own actions. -Ed.
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Intel slams the door on discrete GPUs
Part 1: This is how the games end
Remember the days when you could buy a GPU as a discrete component because it wasn’t part of your CPU?
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Is Intel’s Crystalwell being strangled to death?
OEMs seem to have better options
Remember Crystalwell, Intel’s RAM on package for Haswell?
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Nvidia’s Maxwell process choice
Analysis: 28nm versus 20nm in 2014
The first few scraps of information about Nvidia’s Maxwell generation are coming out, and they have some really serious implications.
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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.
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Sony Playstation 4 will be an x86 CPU with an AMD GPU
But that is only the beginning of the story
With the current wave of Playstation 4 leaks, it is time to spill some of the beans on what we know about the console.
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Why purchasing SeaMicro was important for AMD
Analysis: Few understand this deadly important server market
There are a lot of people that don’t understand what the AMD/SeaMicro deal is about, and the rampant handwaving is starting to get annoying.
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AMD opens up Bobcat to 3rd party IP
Financial Analayst Day 2012: Just like we said
Updated: Mark Papermaster just confirmed what SemiAccurate has been saying for years, AMD is opening up Bobcat to 3rd party IP.
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Spotlight: BrazosTweaker
An Under-volting Tool for AMD APUs
Today were taking a look into the tweaking niche that has enviably developed around AMD’s Fusion APUs.
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Exclusive: Anyone curious about Trinity?
SemiAccurate has a cure for that craving
So what do we know about Trinity? SemiAccurate knows that it looks like this.
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Intel’s 22nm Knights Corner
A special spot on the other end of the Sandy Bridge…
What Intel’s Rajeeb Hazra held up in the air was one of the largest chips I’ve ever seen.
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Calxeda has a new paradigm, but what for?
Silicon is easy compared to changing things
Calxeda launched their new chip, the EnergyCore ECX-1000 line last Tuesday, and that changes the question from what to who.
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