Intel reveals more details of its
six-core Westmere chip
(2/3/10)
Next gen UI: Learning tools and toys for
the digital age. What if you no longer
needed a screen, mouse, and keyboard to
use a computer?
HP: We've broken 24-hour battery-life
barrier (9/08: CNET)
HGST demos 600Gbit/in² disk density
(8/4/08)
100 GB memory chip coming in 2009
(1/22/08)
Nvidia Cuda: SUPER-COMPUTER cards -
With
Nvidia’s new CUDA programming tools,
researchers can use the chips on the
GeForce 8800 card or the more powerful
Tesla C870 graphics processor to analyze
diseases, predict the weather, and run
other complex computations—at a fraction
of the cost of a supercomputer. From
$300
(Nov. 2007: Popular Science)
Intel demos Nehalem 2nd generation 45nm
CPU running Windows
(9/18/07)
Intel launches Caneland MP platform and
Tigerton CPUs (9/5/07)
Sun packs big bang in tiny 2U Intel 7300
16-core server (9/6/07) |
Meet the cheapest laptop in the world
(7/25/07) - it's a Fedora $150.00 PC.
Photos: Nigerian students power up their
laptops (the $100.00 laptop)
Apple releases octo-core Mac Pro
(4/4/07)
Intel’s plan for Penryn (3/28/07)
Intel’s Nehalem processor: Biggest leap
since the Pentium Pro (3/28/07)
Intel, IBM chips fast approaching light
speed (2/19/07) - Intel has designed
a computer chip (with 80 core
calculating engines) that promises to
perform calculations as quickly as an
entire data center (1.01
teraflops) – while consuming as
much energy as a light bulb.
German firm to make plastic electronics
(1/10/07)
New Lenovo notebook can recognize you
(12/20/06) (facial recognition security)
Computers 'could store entire life by
2026' (12/13/06)
Tokyo university, Taiwan firms craft
512-core chip (12/12/06)
Silicon Photonics: Fiber Optic
Communications In Your PC (10/06:
CPU Magazine) or
Silicon Photonics Research (Intel)
'Sticky' silicon could speed data
(9/18/06: BBC News)
The SEAforth 24 Core Processor.pdf
(5/15/06)
The Silicon Solution: In the future,
ordinary silicon chips will move data
using light rather
than electrons, unleashing nearly
limitless bandwidth and revolutionizing
computing |