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According to recent rumors, AMD plans to release its first 45nm-based desktop processors in early 2009. The company will showcase its next generation CPUs, codenamed Deneb, on the 8th of January, on the first day of the Consumer Electronics Show or CES. Sources close to the company state that the new chips produ... |
28 August 2008
11:31 GMT |
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There was a time when Intel's quad-core Q6600 processor was one of the best CPUs for desktop mainstream performance. Naturally, this also meant that it came with a rather premium price tag, set at approximately US$355. This happened, as a slight reminder, almost one year ago. However, the Q6600 has proved to be ... |
14 August 2008
03:44 GMT |
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AMD has to fight its battles on several battlegrounds in the computing market. But one arena that the manufacturer is used to is the CPU market, where the company falls behind rival Intel in the high-end processors segment. And with Intel's future to come Nehalem architecture, AMD will have a tough time with the... |
2 July 2008
06:56 GMT |
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As most of you already know, AMD has lost the leading position in the high-end consumer market for quite some time now. Up until now, Intel has been king in the high-performance CPU market, thus leaving plenty of room for AMD to deal with the energy efficient market. Because it lacks the performance punch, AMD's... |
16 June 2008
11:48 GMT |
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Just as the two upgraded Apple MacBooks were released, uncertainty started hovering over the new laptops' performance and battery life. Intel Core 2 Duo - Penryn sports a 45nm refresh which, surprisingly (to some), doesn't improve performance as much as it does battery life.Blokes over at AnandTech have ca... |
29 February 2008
09:11 GMT |
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A smaller fabrication process has a number of advantages, such as the possibility to cram more transistors on the same area and decrease power consumption while increasing the number of chips that are produced from a single silicon wafer. While Intel touted its upcoming 45-nanometer fabrication process and the centra... |
3 October 2007
05:07 GMT |
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Intel plans to go for the 45 nanometer fabrication process and the entire line of central processing units made by this company will be switched over to this new manufacturing technology, including the processors that are intended to be used in a server environment. Among those server aimed processors there are the o... |
28 September 2007
05:03 GMT |
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Intel Developer Forum proved to be quite an interesting venture as the biggest computer hardware manufacturing company in the whole world decided to share with the rest of the human race some of its projects, objectives and future plans. Among those plans there is the fact that Intel will switch again its fabrication... |
21 September 2007
06:18 GMT |
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Spansion, a company developing flash memory solutions, today announced that it has started production of NOR memories based on 300mm wafers and 65 nanometer fabrication process at its SP1 manufacturing plant in Japan. The company plans to attain full productivity levels by the end of the year while keeping pace with ... |
19 September 2007
04:20 GMT |
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Fujitsu represents one of the biggest LSI (large system integration) logic chip producer in the world. That statement alone won't be enough especially if you don't have a lot of knowledge related to the VLSI array. The new 45nm technology presented at the 2007 Symposium on VLSI Technology promises to change... |
19 June 2007
11:36 GMT |
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The arrival of Core 2 Duo brought INTEL and its CPUs back into the light. However, the company has not based its upcoming processor design solely on the development of Core 2 Duo. The upcoming 45nm architecture is significantly different from the Penryn CPU (which is essentially a 45nm C2D) in terms of processing pow... |
12 June 2007
02:39 GMT |
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Lately INTEL has been trying to get everyone's attention with its new CPUs. Well, maybe lately is a little off since INTEL has tried that throughout the latest years. But now, more than ever, INTEL has a perfectly good reason to do that since AMD's Barcelona is almost an equal competitor. Almost...Almost a ... |
8 June 2007
03:16 GMT |
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One of the biggest, if not the biggest semiconductor manufacturing facility in Taiwan is the TSMC- they are the suppliers for an entire industry and, basically, millions of people use products that they made, and probably don't even realize it. As one of their main concerns is to keep up with the industry's... |
10 April 2007
10:15 GMT |
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