Intel is giving us a whole host of new server goodies from GPUs to software stacks.
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Intel is cheating at benchmarks, we would say again but we have not seen any evidence they ever stopped.
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AMD just released a new version of their drivers, Radeon Adrenaline.
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A few weeks ago at IDF, Displaylink released drivers for USB monitors on Linux.
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Qualcomm is launching two new IoT chips today, one is an evolution and the other a new line.
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Marvell is launching a new business unit for 3D printer SoCs along with the exciting new 88PA6120 and software.
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AMD is launching the Catalyst Omega driver or 14.12. Unlike normal Catalyst releases AMD is billing this Omega driver as the biggest release of the year.
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Today at Oracle’s JavaOne conference AMD will be showing its first demonstration of Apache Hadoop running on their 64-bit ARM based Opteron A-series chip.
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With the release of the Catalyst 14.6 Beta driver today AMD is offering support for a whole new set of Eyefinity configurations and devices.
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SemiAccurate just spotted a new, unannounced, unreleased version of Red Hat Linux during a recent event.
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AMD’s server group is showing a demo of their upcoming 64-bit HSA-enabled APU “Berlin” running Fedora Linux.
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One of the throwaway lines from yesterday’s Intel financial analyst call was the most significant, Wintel is now no more.
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Last year LSI made Syncro an official product, this year at AIS they expanded it to four servers and beyond.
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Intel has done something that I never thought they would do, they fixed the root of their graphics problems.
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It took a long time to get all of the pieces into place (read: 4 years of hardship and delays), but the Pandora has finally matured into the handheld console that its steadfast supporters have always hoped it would.
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