The most pertinent question surrounding Intel’s new Xeon Phi is not what it can do, but what it does to the competition.
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To brief journalists on the new Knights Corner/MIC/Xeon Phi cards, Intel brought us to TACC to see a supercomputer based on it.
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Intel talked a bit about the MIC programming model at Hot Chips, but the details show how easy it is.
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Intel is finally taking the wraps off of Knights Corner, the product now known as Xeon Phi.
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One of the first questions that crossed our minds was, how much slower is a 35 Watt chip than a 100 Watt chip.
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Remember that dual Tahiti Firepro SemiAccurate wrote about in August?
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Yesterday, Intel announced the brand new Itanium 9500 series, and no one cared.
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There is a lot of talk about the benefits of chip stacking, but only one company is doing it in volume, Xilinx.
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There has been a lot of talk recently about voting machine problems, especially touch screen voting machines, and it has a very easy technical explanation.
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Yesterday a new gag gift was borne on to this world by a small Minneapolis based company named 30 Watt.
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It looks like the ever slipping AMD Kaveri chip just got another year to ripen on the proverbial vine.
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Fortunately for AMD, after reviewing both the Piledriver based A10-5800K and the Piledriver infused FX-8350 over the past few months, I can safely say that Piledriver is faster than Bulldozer.
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Updated 11-5-12: What do you get if you replace the Bulldozer cores in AMD’s Interlagos CPUs with Piledriver cores?
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A few weeks ago, SemiAccurate speculated about Nvidia’s 28nm yields based on their recent roadmap changes.
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Updated: Freescale just let go between 150 and 200 workers in their Israeli offices, but the real news is who was fired.
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