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IBM, Nvidia In Line To Buy AMD
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cap was $23B, and nV was worth somewhere in $11-13B range, or just about dead-even between merger and acquisition. We’re talking about the second half of 2005, and AMD was looking into ways to respond to upcoming threats named Nehalem and Larrabee. But at...
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XPM’s Significance
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With Windows 7 and XP Mode, that extra license cost disappears. In a different way, XP Mode sets an interesting precedent. With Intel’s Nehalem microarchitecture, we saw the move from a one-design-fits-all approach, in which chips could be differentiated...
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The Visual Computing Clash: NVIDIA CEO Opens A Can Of Whoop-ass For Intel
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presentation at the firm’s analyst day, Pat Gelsinger’s pre-IDF briefing and more aggressive information that was coming out of IDF. Ranging from the integration of graphics into the Nehalem CPU to the company’s first discrete graphics card, for which...
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AMD-Nvidia Merger, Take Two
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screw up its chipset development, as well as the development of future Radeons. Instead of creating synergy, the company would probably lose valuable time in preparations for the arrival of Nehalem and Sandy Bridge from the CPU side, and Larrabee from the cGPU...
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Intel - Product
This is an Intel STS100C Thermal Solution for Nehalem-EP processors in the LGA1366 socket.
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Intel - Product
The Intel Server Board S5500BC has flexible scalability and expandability in I/O, memory, LAN and storage which is designed for deploying web, email or print servers, business applications, or...
