Client SSDs: Samsung Retains No.1 Spot, SSDs Outsell HDDs by 2.6x By Anton Shilov published 20 August 21 Vertically-integrated SSD makers continue to thrive, but independent manufacturers remain strong.
Intel Arc 'Alchemist' Discrete GPUs To Support DisplayPort 2.0: Up to 16K Displays By Anton Shilov published 19 August 21 Intel's next-generation Arc 'Alchemist' GPUs could support up to 16K displays.
Nvidia Posts All-Time High Quarterly Revenue: Gaming, ProViz, Crypto By Anton Shilov published 19 August 21 Gaming, ProViz graphics, and cryptocurrency mining drive Nvidia's revenues to record heights.
Baidu Unveils Kunlun II AI Chip: Rival for Nvidia A100 By Anton Shilov published 18 August 21 Kunlun II AI processor can deliver 512 to 768 INT8 TOPS performance.
Lack of Engineers & Pandemic Slow Production Shift from China to Vietnam By Anton Shilov published 18 August 21 Apple and Google have troubles transferring production from China to Vietnam.
Plextor Expands Lineup of PCIe 4.0 SSDs: Up to 7000 MB/s By Anton Shilov published 18 August 21 Plextor's new M10P SSDs use InnoGrit's IG5636 'Rainer' controller.
TeamGroup Adds RGB Bling to DDR5-5600 Memory Modules By Anton Shilov published 18 August 21 TeamGroup's T-Force Delta RGB DDR5 modules ran at up to 5600 MT/s, support XMP 3.0.
Intel Winds Down RealSense Camera Biz By Anton Shilov published 18 August 21 Intel to shutter RealSense business unit to concentrate on core products.
Chinese Semi Shipments Hit Record 31.6 Billion Chips in July By Anton Shilov published 17 August 21 Over 203.6 billion chips have been made in China so far this year.
SK Hynix Adds 2TB Model to P31 Line, Our Favorite Laptop SSD By Anton Shilov published 17 August 21 SK Hynix's power-efficient Gold P31 lineup expands with 2TB option.
Scientists Set Pi Record with AMD EPYC Server: 62.8 Trillion Digits By Anton Shilov published 17 August 21 Switzerland's University of Applied Sciences Graubünden claims it set the world's record for a Pi calculation.
Noctua Points to Intel's Alder Lake Availability Timeframe By Anton Shilov published 17 August 21 Noctua's LGA1700 mounting kits will be available in mid-October.
Seagate Remains HDD King, But Western Digital is Approaching By Anton Shilov published 16 August 21 Western Digital almost catches up with Seagate in HDD shipments.
LG's 32-Inch OLED Monitor Now On Sale, For $4000 By Anton Shilov published 14 August 21 LG launches DCI-P3 (CIE1976) compatible OLED display.
Nvidia's Jetson AI Board Is Ready to Go to Space By Anton Shilov published 13 August 21 Nvidia's Jetson TX2i SoM can deliver up to 1.3TFLOPS of AI performance to space applications.
Cryptomining Botnet Alters CPU Settings to Boost Mining Performance By Anton Shilov published 13 August 21 Malware disables hardware prefetcher to boost mining performance.
Intel Preps 3nm GPU, Server Chips: Rumor By Anton Shilov published 13 August 21 First rumors about Intel's plans for TSMC's N3 begin to emerge.
TeamGroup Launches PS5-Optimized SSD: Up to 7400 MB/s By Anton Shilov published 13 August 21 TeamGroup releases its fastest SSDs to date: the T-Force Cardea A440 for PS5.
AMD Adds RDNA 2-Based Van Gogh Enabling Firmware to Linux By Anton Shilov published 12 August 21 AMD uploads Van Gogh firmware to Linux repository.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang to Receive SIA's 2021 Robert N. Noyce Award By Anton Shilov published 12 August 21 Jensen Huang recognized for his contributions to the semiconductor industry.
Intel and AMD to Dominate Server Market, Arm Not Competitive Until 2023 By Anton Shilov published 12 August 21 Intel and AMD to dominate server market despite competition from Arm-based SoCs.
HDD Shipments Set All-Time Capacity Record By Anton Shilov published 12 August 21 Shipped HDD capacity hits 351.4EB in Q2 2021.
DDR5/DDR4 Solution for 5nm SoCs Launched By Anton Shilov published 11 August 21 Synopsys offers DDR5/DDR4 supporting controller, PHY for TSMC's N5 node.
Intel Fails to Reverse $2.18 Billion Patent Infringement Verdict By Anton Shilov published 11 August 21 The Intel-VLSI patent legal battle continues.
Company Reveals All-Russian PCs Using an Arm SoC and Linux By Anton Shilov published 10 August 21 iRU unveiled systems based on the Baikal-M SoC running a Linux-derived OS developed in Russia.
