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Lone Star Briefings Death to SysMark, terminate 3DmarkAMD is pushing its Vision concept for all that it’s worth and has concluded that in an age when notebooks are all pervasive, the metrics used in the ...
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AMD is riding the wave of the EU’s $1.45 billion fine imposed earlier today on Intel – with good reason: The fine resulted from a complaint AMD filed about nine years ago. But AMD also knows that even ...
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The CEO of Spansion, Dr. Bertrand Cambou, who became president and CEO in 2006, has resigned. His resignation is reportedly "raising new questions about the future of the company." Spansion is continuing ...
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... of improvements to OpenGL interoperability” as well as “support for recent releases of Linux including Fedora9, OpenSuse 11 and Ubuntu 8.04.” Nvidia, like AMD, recently announced that developers ...
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Opinion – AMD’s 2008 Financial Analyst Day, held yesterday, saw a much more upbeat AMD than last year. The first 45 nm CPU is out of the gate, there is a fantastic graphics chip lineup, a new ...
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... when Sun has a current market cap of $3.6 billion, Nvidia $4.0 billion and AMD $2.4 billion. Adobe could also be an enticing idea at $14.7 billion. ...
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Hinting at what could turn into a new front in the long-running battle between the two chipmakers, Intel spokesperson Chuck Mulloy said Tuesday that Intel has "serious questions" about AMD's latest move, ...
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The basics of today’s AMD Asset Smart announcement were known for some time. But now we know about the extent of the involved investment and the fact that AMD will unload a significant portion ...
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AMD decided to drop its “Smarter Choice” tagline in exchange for “The future is fusion” in an effort to highlight the combination of its microprocessor and graphics technologies. Fusion? Isn’t ...
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AMD is getting itself into position to announce a spin-off of the company’s manufacturing business into a separate company. An analyst report this morning suggested that AMD is set to release ...
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... solders for some time and appears not to be experiencing a similar problem. However, Nvidia’s sudden switch to eutectic solders may have limited the availability of the material, impacting AMD production ...
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As the release of AMD's 45 nm processors Shanghai and, more importantly, Deneb is drawing closer, we are getting a better idea of what to expect from AMD’s next generation of CPUs. The HyperTransport Consortium ...
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... such as Larrabee, the ready-to-launch WiMax mobile platform, CE processors such as Tolapai and new partners such as Dreamworks. IDF’s marketing machine typically buries anything from AMD, but this year, ...
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... to buy a new PC. Ever since Gigahertz numbers lost their appeal for AMD’s and Intel’s marketing whizzes, both companies seem to have been desperately looking for a decent sequence numbering system ...
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... those cores compare to discrete graphics offerings from Nvidia and AMD/ATI? We don’t know for sure, but we received some hints. According to Intel, the idea of Larrabee was born out of a need of CPU programmability ...
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... will run much more efficiently. The technology works with AMD/ATI and Nvidia graphics. New wireless chipset, WiMax (almost) and … Turbo Memory! Complementing Montevina is the new 5000-series wireless ...
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Interview - A few weeks ago, we learned how Nvidia is using its PhysX API to convert PhysX calculations and accelerate them on a GPU. AMD wasn’t happy and Nvidia was accused of benchmark cheating. ...
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10 personal questions and 10 personal answers from Godfrey Cheng, AMD’s Director of Product Marketing in the company’s Platform and Gaming Technologies division. He is responsible for AMD’s platform ...
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... case, similar events have happened in the past and were not really accepted, but somehow tolerated. For example, AMD used to hold an "anti-IDF" event just a few blocks away in a hotel room during every ...
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... with Ubisoft, just like EA, Activision and other top publishers. Yes, AMD has a similar cooperation in place, but it is not as extensive as Nvidia’s program. Conclusion We leave it up to you to draw ...
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... of 2007 as the firm’s top marketing executive, but is probably better known for his prominent role at AMD, which he left last September. At AMD, he oversaw AMD’s international sales force, corporate ...
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... claims that the platform can scale to 2.5 GHz and up to eight cores. Previously, the processor was pitched as a potential rival for Intel’s Core 2 Duo and AMD’s Athlon X2 processors, which raises questions ...
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... everywhere, and the flame wars quickly follow. Whether it is Intel vs. AMD, HD-DVD vs. Blu-Ray, Nvidia vs. ATI, Ford vs. Chevy, or even Evolution vs. Intelligent Design, there are far more opinions ...
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... device!) The best idea I had … was hopefully founding Asetek. Luxury is … Last year I spent an AMD weekend with my wife in the Ferrari lounge at Monza, drinking chilled white wine, ...
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... for common processors available. The organization, however, lists AMD’s 6 watt 1 GHz Geode processor with a score of 30.2 as well as Transmeta’s discontinued 1 GHz Efficeon CPU with a score of 137. ...
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... April Fool's joke we found came from Techware Labs, which created a press release that Intel has acquired AMD. Really? That's the most clever thing you can come up with? A big yawn ...
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TG Daily In Depth - The past 19 months certainly haven't been easy for the green team from Sunnyvale. Lately, we have seen persistent rumors that AMD has become an acquisition target, leading us to ...
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We have been talking about a hidden supercomputer in your graphics card for a while and now that AMD offers double-precision capability in its latest Firestream card we get a first taste how powerful ...
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... nm chip will get many of the features we have seen in AMD’s and Intel’s recent processor technologies, such as smart cache, branch prediction as well as micro/macro fusion. Isaiah now also includes 64-bit ...
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AMDs claims that Intel is engaging into anticompetitive behavior received new support through the New York Attorney General, who today said that Intel’s “potential anticompetitive conduct ...
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... Author's opinion Intel wouldn't move release dates without some valid reason. Is Intel just taking advantage of AMD's current heartaches--responding, as it were, the way a company ...
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Santa Clara (CA) - Digitimes is reporting that Intel has decided to adjust its scheduled release of three previous quad-core CPUs from January to February or March, due to the problems AMD has been having ...
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AMD faced critical analysts once again at its December analyst meeting, but chief executive officer Hector Ruiz sees the company on a road of continued recovery, which he believes will result in a return ...
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At a conference with analysts held today, AMD acknowledged problems of bringing its quad-core processors to market and said that it the introduction of the chip has been a disappointment so far. The company ...
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... an Intel technology back in the 2003 timeframe that was expected to be the answer to AMD’s 64-bit technology] Rattner: Right. I think a number of people from the technology groups said that ...
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... Is yours a balanced workload or is it specialized with particuar stress on single components? All of these questions are just the beginning. In the x86 world today, AMD and Intel are both claiming their ...
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... decided by the full Commission. Also, any specific time schedule for the hearing for the Intel case has not been determined." AMD has reportedly stated they were contacted by Korean authorities ...
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... about it for more than two years, AMD is following its rival. But even if you are deeply involved in Enterprise architecture, an environment that is expected to be leading the virtualization world, there ...
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If you have been waiting for some news on how AMD will counter Intel in the next one, two years, then the Technology Analyst Day provided many answers. Not a lot of finished products, but AMD outlined ...
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... supported through 2008. Other versions should be nearly identical. I have installed both the x86 and AMD64 versions and they're identical for installation. The only problem I encountered ...
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... 32 planned fixes and 69 no fixes, we can also look at AMD's errata from their aging AMD64 technology. Both companies keep very good public relations up regarding errata data for their products. And, ...
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... whether Intel will be able compete this year with AMD's Phenom X4 quad-core processor, which is expected to to launch in November. 45 nm mobile processors will follow in Q1 2008, presumably with ...
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... point capability, have been discussed for some time. Most recently, ATI (now AMD) released its stream processor card and Nvidia is leveraging its GeForce 8 to make its graphics cards available to general ...
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During a recent forum discussion with employees at Intel’s Jones Farm production facility in Hillsboro Oregon, chief executive officer Paul Otellini said that AMD’s recent success in the microprocessor ...
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AMD is going through challenging times these days, with enormous losses on the one side and a new quad-core CPU that needs to re-establish the firm’s competitiveness with Intel on the other. We ...
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Investors and shareholders questioned the competitiveness of AMD’s current semiconductor manufacturing technology as well as the firm’s information policy about upcoming products during a ...
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Have you ever wondered how AMD’s ATI acquisition and the battle for the mainstream customer in the CPU and GPU markets would impact Nvidia? We did and spent some time with the company to learn about ...
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... graphics capability into the CPU. Does AMD innovate and Intel has begun to follow? Here’s some food for thought. You can’t tell me you haven’t asked this question yourself: Why exactly ...
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AMD unwrapped a few more details about its upcoming quad-core server and workstation processor "Barcelona" at the International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC). San Francisco (CA) - ...
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... for fear of losing receiver sales), this product is both stunning and sets the pace for similar offerings running Windows Vista next year. The fact it was based on an AMD Live! Media Center concept suggests ...