Intel launches new 'gamer processor' for stay-at-home world
Intel's launch comes as the company is in a dogfight with AMD, which has been upping its innovation cadence and powering more systems.
Intel's launch comes as the company is in a dogfight with AMD, which has been upping its innovation cadence and powering more systems.
Chinese internet giant sets up a semiconductor company and unveils plans to release its own artificial intelligence processor.
The silence of Chinese regulators has become deadly for the deal.
AMD did something that was long overdue -- it upended a stagnant and complacent server market, and all in a year.
At the VLSI Symposia, Samsung gave the first detailed look at its 7nm platform, which is likely to be the first chipmaking process to use a new form of lithography that has been in the works for decades.
The focus for the next generation of chips is artificial intelligence, neural networking, and support for high-quality photos and video.
Some pointers to help you navigate through the desktop CPUs that AMD and Intel have to offer.
The new processors have been designed for "always on" interfaces able to cope with AI and VR application demands.
Next year Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors will have hooks into Google's Android Things OS, which is now in a developer preview. Will the IoT OS race matter though?
According to Jon Peddie Research, the worldwide market for advanced TV chips was $402 mln in 2004, and they predict the market will rise to $1.9 bln in 2009.
