Infineon Technologies is betting that the parts are more valuable than the sum with a plan to separate its memory division from the rest of the company. Infineon joins Advanced Micro Devices, which has filed Continue reading “Infineon Tech Losing Memory Division”.
Revisions to Intel?s naming convention for its upcoming 65nm Yonah processor line have recently been revealed, according to motherboard makers.Looks more confusing if you ask me! All 65nm Yonah CPU lines will be designated by Continue reading “Intel 65nm Yonah names revised”.
Remaining the primary guarantor of the Internet, the US has managed to keep the UN from gaining regulatory powers over this form of free-media. Though the Internet should be an international undertaking, it’s good in Continue reading “U.S. reaches Net detente with U.N.”.
In an obvious response to Intel’s future ambitions to get a quad-core processor solution out on the market by 2007, AMD is planning much the same with their Opteron line of processors. With plans to Continue reading “4 Cores In 2007 We’ll Go”.
Samsung is stirring about a little competition in the smart card market with their newest 2 MB IC, something that will be implemented soon in 3G handsets and provide for more memory in 3G handsets Continue reading “Samsung introduces 2MB smart card IC”.
Digitimes is reporting that motherboard makers are having stability issues on the upcoming Intel Presler processor. If this is true this is another blow to a rough year for Intel’s desktop division. Sampling Intel?s 65nm Continue reading “Intel’s ‘Presler’ 65nm dual-core chip ‘unstable’”.
AMD today unveiled its Emerald cluster installation. The AMD Developer Center’s Emerald is its newest and largest system, as well as its first publicly-available cluster based entirely on Dual-Core AMD Opteron(tm) processors with Direct Connect Continue reading “AMD Shows Emerald Cluster Featuring 576 Opteron Cores”.
Microsoft has come out swinging and said that it would remove the controversial copy-protection software that CDs from music publisher Sony BMG installs on personal computers, deeming it a security risk to PCs running on Continue reading “Microsoft’s Windows Defender will remove Sony’s XCP software”.
The experts are saying that portable porn could be a $200 million a year industry in the United States by 2009. I’ll step out on a limb here and say that I believe that number Continue reading “Video iPods, cell phones are new platforms for adult industry”.
Despite most observers believing that DDR2 will only rise to the mainstream memory in 2006, major memory makers are all gearing up for the launch of DDR3 chips. With double the performance of DDR2 the Continue reading “Elpida delivers DDR3 SDRAM memory modules to Intel”.
nVidia has just lauched their official 81.94 drivers that offer a number of small performance improvements for those who play Quake 4 and Call of Duty 2. These are also the first drivers to officially Continue reading “nVidia Forceware 81.94 WHQL Drivers Released”.
For small businesses looking for a good VoIP solution, look no further than Cisco’s subsidiary, Linksys. They have developed an excellent VoIP solution named Linksys One, which features a services router, a color IP phone, Continue reading “Cisco continues small business push”.
Got AGP 8x, and don’t want to dish out cash for a new motherboard with PCI-Express just yet? Also want the best graphics possible with AGP 8x? Diamond, an ATI graphics card manufacturer, is offering Continue reading “Diamond Multimedia Set to Offer RADEON X1800 for AGP”.
AOL Time-Warner is getting in on and helping to set the foundation of Internet cable programming with their service In2TV. With over 3400 hours of programming by the media giant, we can also expect Yahoo! Continue reading “AOL to launch online television”.
Intel has began shipping a pair of Pentium 4 chips equipped with the hardware bits designed to bring virtualization to a wide range of desktop PCs. The two virtualization-equipped chips are the single core 3.6GHz Continue reading “Intel Launches Pentium 4 662 and 672 CPU’s with Virtualization”.