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Nvidia’s five new Keplers raise a red flag
Manufacturing woes are worse than they seem
Nvidia released five ‘all new’ video cards last week, and it is a cause for celebration, right?
Is Nvidia’s GTX 690 Priced Too High?
Not if you’re a fan of supply and demand…
Nope.
Why can’t Nvidia supply Kepler/GK104/GTX680?
TSMC is blameless, Kepler is a self-inflicted wound
Nvidia has been busily blaming TSMC for their many supposed failings on 28nm, but SemiAccurate has learned what is really going on.
Nvidia Outs The GTX 690
Because dual-GPU flagships are the next big thing, right?
In preparation for the launch of its GTX 690 next Thursday, Nvidia has started seeding reviewers with samples and showing off some of the features and design choices of their latest flagship dual-GPU graphics card.
Tegra T37/AP37 pops up on the Nvidia roadmaps
Like clockwork, twice a year revisions come with spring
It looks like someone at the top of Nvidia is getting all worked up, after all, it is roadmap revision season.
Colorful Whips Up A Custom GTX 680
With extra heatsinks, power phases, and a paint kit to boot.
Niche graphics card manufacturer, Colorful, announced today that it would begin introducing a GTX 680 based SKU into its iGame Kudan lineup.
Will 28nm rain on Nvidia’s financial parade?
40nm didn't reflect reality, 28nm does
Nvidia has had a remarkably consistent financial run in 2011, but that looks to be changing for 2012.
Apple drops Nvidia Kepler from large numbers of laptops
28nm going well my a**, just like we said
If you recall our last story about Intel and the Ivy Bridge non-delay, we mentioned that it happened due to a large customer order.
The SemiAccurate guide to Nvidia Kepler/GK104/GTX680 launch activities
Three dates, two launches, one paper
Nvidia has a busy schedule for Kepler at GDC, and we thought you might want to know about it.
TSMC suddenly halts 28nm production
No, we are not kidding, complete stop
Sit down before you read this one, we will wait for a second while you do.
Nvidia will ‘launch’ GK104/Kepler/GTX680 in a week
Paper though it is
So, when is the GK104/GTX680 going to launch?
Mixed Results for GPU sector
Better than last year, worse than Q3…
Word has just come in from everyone’s favorite market research group, Jon Peddie Research…
Nvidia comes somewhat clean on their quarterly conference call
Some might call the news grim
Nvidia seems to be so far ahead of the curve that they are experiencing problems that are unique in the industry.
GK104 pops up in the wild
Kepler is in the hands of the AIBs
GK104/Kepler cards are now floating outside of NV’s orbiting headquarters, and have been landing all over recently.
There are two GK104/Kepler variants
Not much between them this time
Sources are now telling SemiAccurate that Nvidia has two variants of the GK104 in the pipe.
How big is the Kepler/GK104 die?
Bigger than we thought, smaller than Tahiti
There are a bunch of rumors floating about GK104/Kepler, but nothing concrete on the physical chip.
Physics hardware makes Kepler/GK104 fast
That is the marketing claim anyway
Nvidia’s Kepler/GK104 chip has an interesting secret, a claimed Ageia PhysX hardware block that really isn’t.
Exclusive: And the Nvidia Kepler/GK104 price is……..
Initial number head out to AIBs as a New Year's gift.
We hear that Nvidia has sent out Kepler pricing to AIBs in the far east, or will once the New Year party dies down.
Nvidia Kepler vs AMD GCN has a clear winner
Guess who wins this round?
A lot of people have been asking about Kepler/GK104, and we finally have some hard information.
Stock In The Channel: January 2012
The HD 7970's are out of stock, and the GTX 590's is MIA
With the recent launch of AMD’s new single GPU flagship, the HD 7970, in mind we decided to check back in at the popular US online retailer Newegg.com…
Nvidia GPU roadmap slips a year too
Analysis: Admitting the no longer deniable in Santa Clara
It looks like Nvidia has slipped their GPU roadmap a year, but that is news to no one.
Can Nvidia supply Apple?
Canceled parts and fundamental production issues raise questions
As we exclusively reported, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has the contract for GPUs in the upcoming MacBooks, but the open question is, “Can they supply?”
Exclusive: Apple swaps GPU suppliers again
Never means 3 years in Cupertino
Remember when we said that AMD’s Llano loss in the MacBook Air had repercussions?
Nvidia’s OpenACC Standard
A good idea that needs support, and less marketing hype...
SC11 is turning out to be a big event for Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) this year.
Tegra 3 missed performance goals by wide margins
Late, problematic, and far too costly
Nvidia’s ‘quad-ish’ core Tegra 3/Kal-el is bad idea with a worse implementation, and that is before the financials.
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