ZDNet has a story on Intel and their work on getting chips to communicate with each other using optical connections instead of the standard copper traces. Some exciting stuff which will lead to speedy computing down the road if they…
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Intel is pushing a new version of its ATX 12V Power Supply Design Guide which will include guidance on how to create more efficient PC PSUs. This CNET News article includes some rather eye-opening figures on just how wasteful power…
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Ars Technica takes an, as usual, indepth look at Intel’s Centrino processor. Since it is currently the most popular mobile processor out there it’s nice to see just what makes it a speedy little chip….
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AnandTech wrapped up its coverage of the Intel Developers Forum. Quite a number of interesting developments at this year’s IDF with new technologies that will change how we use our PCs over the coming months….
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HP will announce a new server line today that will feature the AMD Opteron processor according to Computerworld. Quite a gutsy move coming from the company that co-designed the Itanium with Intel but who can blame them, the Opteron has…
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New Scientist is covering Intel and AMD’s plan to include technology in upcoming chips that will prevent today’s prevalent security problem, programs causing buffer overflows. It’s sure to make certain operating system makers giddy with delight….
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X-bit labs brings us interesting news about ATI’s appearance at the Intel Developer Forum. They, apparently, showed off a prototype version of their upcoming R420 chipset which will, supposedly, deliver amazing performance….
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Another day at the Intel Developer Forum has passed and AnandTech has some great coverage of the goings-ons of the second day at the conference. Hexus.net also brings news of an interesting Intel “tweaking” session where they showed attendees how…
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InformationWeek has gathered up some dirt on Intel’s upcoming “Dothan” Pentium M processor. The chip will feature a sick amount of cache, 2MBs worth, and when coupled with the later arriving “Sonoma” chipset, notebooks will see a heck of a…
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AnandTech’s coverage of the Intel Developer Forum starts here with the first day’s goings-ons. The conference is always packed with the newest technology and gear as well as a large number of new acronyms we’ll all be bombarded with….
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Ace’s Hardware has a great article on Intel’s move to mass market 64-bit processors. Considering the company’s derision of AMD for their move to 64-bit, whose technology they had to use, I’d imagine there’s quite a bit of crow eating…
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