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Do you still have an AMD desktop and why? 
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Do you still have an AMD desktop and why?

by William Maher  |  7 Feb 2012  |  Comment now
Once upon a time, having an AMD desktop was a badge of pride for some PC performance enthusiasts. So what value do you place on it now?
Chip brings mobile satnav indoors 
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Chip brings mobile satnav indoors

by Oliver Lewis  |  4 Nov 2011  |  Comment now
Cambridge Silicon Research system moves satnav inside with GPS-like system.
Research casts doubt over chip future for nanotubes 
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Research casts doubt over chip future for nanotubes

by Stewart Mitchell  |  19 Aug 2011  |  Comment now
Reliability and short life expectancy pose problems for nanoscale devices.
Chip breakthrough promises "brain-like" computing 
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Chip breakthrough promises "brain-like" computing

by Stewart Mitchell  |  28 Jun 2011  |  Comment now
A processor breakthrough could lead to brain-like computers, scientists at Exeter University have said.
Chip fingerprinting could foil counterfeiters 
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Chip fingerprinting could foil counterfeiters

by Stewart Mitchell  |  10 Feb 2011  |  Comment now
Scientists develop unique identifier technique to tackle dangers of fake processors
Self-building chips - microwave ready in less than a minute 
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Self-building chips - microwave ready in less than a minute

by Stewart Mitchell  |  27 Oct 2010  |  Comment now
Nanotechnology boost could compete with lithography for chip processes
Triple-mode transistors to boost chip performance 
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Triple-mode transistors to boost chip performance

by Stewart Mitchell  |  15 Oct 2010  |  Comment now
Researchers continue to explore potential of graphene
Intel's silicon photonics to revolutionise comms 
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Intel's silicon photonics to revolutionise comms

by Daniel Robinson  |  28 Jul 2010  |  Comment now
Intel is claiming a milestone in optical communications with the first 50Gbit/s receiver and transmitter modules that produce their own laser light..
AMD Fusion coming to netbooks 
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AMD Fusion coming to netbooks

by Daniel Robinson  |  27 Jul 2010  |  Comment now
'Ontario' chip for ultra-thin laptops will be first Fusion platform later this year.
Elpida develops 4Gb SDRAM 
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Elpida develops 4Gb SDRAM View all Atomic Articles

by The Inquirer  |  23 Apr 2010  |  Comment now
Denser than not-very-dense memory.
Fake Intel processors generate massive controversy 
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Fake Intel processors generate massive controversy View all Atomic Articles

by Justin Robinson  |  8 Mar 2010  |  Comment now
Chips faked, journos attacked.
Intel bets on Blu-Ray: Westmere chip is designed for media playback, not gaming 
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Intel bets on Blu-Ray: Westmere chip is designed for media playback, not gaming

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  4 Mar 2010  |  Comment now
Intel’s new 32nm architecture dramatically cuts power draw – and brings some new features too
AMD details Fusion innovations at ISSCC 
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AMD details Fusion innovations at ISSCC

by Daniel Robinson  |  9 Feb 2010  |  Comment now
The forthcoming chip with four CPU and one GPU cores will also be power-efficient.
Big at CES: Intel takes wraps off Westmere 
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Big at CES: Intel takes wraps off Westmere

6 Jan 2010  |  Comment now
Intel has been showcasing its forthcoming Westmere processors, the 32nm version of the Nehalem architecture, with platforms dubbed Clarkdale for the desktop version and Arrandale for mobile.
Nvidia delays Fermi GPU chip  
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Nvidia delays Fermi GPU chip

by Nick Farrell  |  31 Dec 2009  |  Comment now
Word on the streets of Taiwan is that Nvidia has pushed back release of its Fermi chip another whole quarter.
Intel's 48-core cloud chip 
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Intel's 48-core cloud chip View all Atomic Articles

by The Inquirer  |  4 Dec 2009  |  Comment now
More cores for the win!
New 48-core Intel chip promises cloud on a die 
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New 48-core Intel chip promises cloud on a die

by Iain Thomson  |  3 Dec 2009  |  Comment now
Intel has been showing off a new type of multi-core processor that it claims will revolutionise the cloud computing and server farm business..
Scientists help predict nanotech chip design 
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Scientists help predict nanotech chip design View all Atomic Articles

by The Inquirer  |  3 Dec 2009  |  Comment now
Atomic scale chip design.
Intel and AMD: Videos explain how grains of sand are used to create a silicon CPU 
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Intel and AMD: Videos explain how grains of sand are used to create a silicon CPU

by Daniel Long  |  20 Nov 2009  |  Comment now
Intel has released a short animated video illustrating the process by which sand is turned into silicon and a CPU. But the over-simplicity has us leaning towards AMD's older and more interesting video

AMD is a big winner in the supercomputer race  
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AMD is a big winner in the supercomputer race

17 Nov 2009  |  Comment now
AMD is opening the champers after its six-core AMD Opteron processor based system was named as the world's most powerful supercomputer.
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