When thinking of NVIDIA, the first thing that might pop into the minds of most end-users is the fact that the hardware maker still hasn't launched its DirectX 11 cards and that it is rather secretive about them. However, one should not forget the progress that the Santa Clara GPU maker has made in other areas, e... |
11 March 2010
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Having lost the number one spot in today's high-performance consumer graphics card market, NVIDIA had to get more involved in one of its other graphics projects, one that hadn't been designed for the consumer market, and that provided an entirely different functionality. We are talking about Tegra, a &ldquo... |
9 September 2008
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ChipX have announced a new class of device to revolutionize the Standard Cell technology. The device is internally called Hybrid ASIC and is alleged to dramatically decrease the non-recurring engineering costs up to $500,000. Standard Cell technology allows the development of System-on-Chip (SoC) units to feature e... |
19 December 2007
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Intel has unveiled their miniature solid state drive that will play an essential role in the development of next-generation mobile, digital entertainment and embedded applications. The new thumb-sized drive has been developed especially for the company's future mobile platform, code-named "Menlow".The Z-P140 PAT... |
17 December 2007
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The legendary battle between chipmakers AMD and Intel tends to expand beyond the market figures. The companies are caught in a struggle for experts to boost their technologies. It's fashionable to own a system-on-chip design team to pave the road for a time when GPUs and CPUs will peacefully coexist within a sin... |
11 December 2007
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Intel has created a new division for their system-on-chip design and architecture. The group is led by Gadi Singer, an old Intel fellow that has been involved in many high-profile projects inside the company. Singer's appointment comes in a moment when Intel is speeding up the development of their System-on-Chip... |
6 December 2007
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