Tag Archive for "Intel"
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.
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.
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.
Achronix adds granularity to 22nm FPGAs
HD and HP families are closer to production
Achronix is finally announcing their first 22nm FPGAs, two families of Speedster22i chips.
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?
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.
Intel launches Ivy Bridge amid crushing marketing buzzwords
Good hardware, awful messaging, possible remote exploits
Intel is launching their Ivy Bridge CPU family today with a lot of fanfare, and in many ways the chip deserves every bit.
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.
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.
Intel’s First Z77 Motherboard
7 Series Chipsets Ahoy!
Today we’re taking a look at Intel’s newest highend motherboard, the DZ77GA-70K. UPDATED
Intel and Nissan team up to advance IT in cars
Atoms, phones, and many buzzwords all meet in a concept car
Intel and Nissan are teaming up to bring Atom in to car infotainment systems,
Netronome is a 22nm Intel foundry customer too
Network processors go cutting edge
Intel’s foundry arm that doesn’t officially exist has a new customer, Netronome.
Haswell’s GPU prowess is due to Crystalwell
The key to the story is memory
Remember when we said that Haswell’s shader count was only the beginning of the performance story? The real reason behind the performance isn’t shader count, it is memory. When we wrote that Haswell was a graphics monster a few months ago, we mentioned there was more to the story than that. What we couldn’t tell [...]
Intel’s non-delay of Ivy Bridge explained
Minor change, huge implications one step out
If you haven’t been paying attention, there was a recent flap about Intel delaying Ivy Bridge chips by a quarter.
Intel launches 17 new E5-2600 server chips
Part 2: 7 boards, 3 chassis, and enough cards for everyone
Lets look at exactly what Intel is launching today, there are a ton of chips, SKUs, boards, boxes, and accessories.
Intel launches Romley, the best server platform out there
E5-2600 CPUs and an amazing uncore
Intel is finally launching the Romley platform today, the two socket Sandy Bridge-EP based server line.
Fusion based SeaMicro box to tip up really soon
Hugely coincidental timing, isn't it?
SeaMicro will have an AMD based server out in the very near future, almost as if they timed it with the company’s sale.
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.
Intel isn’t ready to announce Centerton, yet
Luckily, we are ready to announce Centerton
Intel isn’t ready to announce the name Centerton yet, but SemiAccurate is.
AMD buys SeaMicro, and what a buy it is
And the new AMD server direction is......
It looks like AMD is starting the rumored acquisition spree with the impending purchase of SeaMicro.
Intel adds two new phone Atoms, Z2000 and Z2580
High and low end bracket the middle ground Z2460
Intel’s phone chip marketers don’t get the whole Goldilocks thing because they launched the ‘just right’ version first.
Orange announes an Intel based phone
Updated 2x: Just for your reference design, with added sticker
Orange is bringing California to Europe with the release of Santa Clara, the internal code name for their Atom based phone.
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