Spray-On Nano-Material Could Outdo Intel’s Best Kevin Fogarty, July 29, 2013 “Giant surfactant” could make smaller, lighter, cheaper processors using chemistry rather than engineering. …
Intel’s Future-Datacenter Plan Features Surprises Kevin Fogarty, July 24, 2013 Spinning custom silicon for big datacenters may set Intel apart from competitors, even as it trails in the hottest markets. …
Intel Takes Earnings Hit, Thanks to Changing Markets Kevin Fogarty, July 18, 2013 Intel’s new CEO pledged to catch up in tablets, but didn’t really comment on the future. …
Miracle Graphene May Save the IT World… or Poison Everyone In It Nick Kolakowski, July 16, 2013 Graphene could become an incredibly important metal for computing tech, and perhaps one of the most toxic. …
Human Brains as Supercomputers Kevin Fogarty, July 12, 2013 Organized and queried correctly, large groups of humans can operate like (slightly damp) superclusters. …
AMD ‘Seattle’ Adds High-Speed Interconnect to Non-x86 Processors Kevin Fogarty, June 19, 2013 AMD unveils its first non-x86-based server chip with high-speed interconnect. …
Intel Betting Big on Merrifield for Mobile Devices Kevin Fogarty, June 5, 2013 Intel is struggling to catch up in the market for smartphones and tablets. …
Intel Announces New SDN Designs, Healthy Earnings Mark Hachman, April 17, 2013 As Intel reports decent earnings, SDN may be a ticket to continued growth. …
Intel Details New Chips’ Feeds (But Not Speeds) Mark Hachman, April 10, 2013 Intel officially detailed its new Xeon, Atom processors for the datacenter. …
Nvidia Tegra to Add CUDA Parallel-Processing Technology Mark Hachman, March 20, 2013 In addition to Tegra 5 and 6, Nvidia has also revealed “Kayla,” which it claims is the “world’s fastest ARM computer.” …
