Nvidia takes aim at Tesla's custom GPU claims
Elon Musk is a master at promotion, but Nvidia is laying out a few "inaccuracies" with Tesla's GPU comparisons.
Elon Musk is a master at promotion, but Nvidia is laying out a few "inaccuracies" with Tesla's GPU comparisons.
Notable headlines:Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft inks more Novell-like patent-infringement deals.Larry Dignan: Can multimedia make thin clients in (finally)?
Today's three stories in three minutes include:GPLv3 is the real reason behind Microsoft's patent skirmish with open source software. Jeremy Allison notes the perils of the open document format wars between open source and Microsoft.
Rackable Systems said former CA CTO Mark J. Barrenechea will take over as CEO of Rackable Systems, the beleaguered server and storage system maker.
Advanced Micro Devices is facing a bleak outlook and at least one analyst is arguing that the company's business model is 'fundamentally broken." There may be some validity to that since AMD CEO Hector Ruiz is also talking about some business model "tweaks.
I'm pleased to announce that we've beefed up our chip coverage with the addition of John Spooner to the ZDNet blog network. John will be manning the ChipLand blog, which will chronicle the travails of Intel and AMD and other semiconductor developments.
Advanced Micro Devices' said it isn't likely to meet its first quarter sales projection. In a statement, AMD said CEO Hector Ruiz will discuss that the company "is unlikely to meet its previously estimated revenue guidance of $1.
Can AMD's first quad-core processor--Barcelona--due in mid-2007 give it more ammo against Intel in a pricing war? John Spooner thinks so and argues as much in the ChipLand blog.
Felled by pricing pressure from Intel, Advanced Micro Devices said its first quarter sales will fall well short of Wall Street estimates. AMD said revenue for the first quarter ending March 31 is expected to be $1.
Intel unveiled its system-on-a-chip plans with a chip code-named "Tolapai" at the Intel Developers Forum in Beijing. The chip giant described Tolapai as a family of enterprise system-on-a-chip products designed to combine several system components on one platform.