You may have noticed SemiAccurate glossed over Intel’s new 9200 series of Cascade Lake CPUs. We did this for a reason, they aren’t real products, just a PR stunt meant to stave off embarrassment at the hands of AMD’s Rome. …
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A few weeks ago Qualcomm announced their dedicated inference chip called the Cloud AI 100. SemiAccurate thinks this chip is going to be a big deal for several reasons above and beyond the tech inside. Lets start out by saying …
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It looks like AMD is going to split up their CPU designs once again.
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The elephant in the room for Intel’s new Cascade Lake CPUs is quite simple, pricing.
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The big news from ARM’s Techcon this year was the Neoverse name and what it represents.
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Intel can’t seem to supply 14nm Xeons so HPE is recommending AMD Epycs instead.
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What are the details of Intel’s new 14nm Server ‘lake’?
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Intel’s server roadmap is a mess, and when SemiAccurate asked about it at Computex, we got an earful.
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SemiAccurate is happy to bring you the name of the next Qualcomm server CPU core.
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Last Monday Cavium launched their Thunder X2 ARM server into general availability.
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It looks like a major ARM server vendor is getting out of the custom core market.
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This latest decade-long critical security hole in Intel CPUs is going to cost the company significant market share.
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The current Qualcomm Centriq 2400 line uses the Falcor core, but what about the next one?
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Last week Qualcomm gave us numbers for their new Centriq 2400 line of CPUs and they are better then SemiAccurate expected.
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The outcome of all these different power management capabilities and tactics is an EPYC chip that AMD believes can offer between 50 percent and 75 better performance per watt than similarly performing parts from Intel.
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