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AMD Steamroller details from Hot Chips Symposium
30 August 2012, 12:15
Offers a 15% improvement over Piledriver.
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Intel Atom SoC roadmap leaked, details Bay Trail / Valleyview
29 August 2012, 17:00
Up to 4 cores, 2.4GHz and Ivy Bridge HD graphics.
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Western Digital back as leading HDD maker
29 August 2012, 09:30
WD regains No.1 spot a year after the Thailand floods.
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Sony to stop manufacturing optical drives
28 August 2012, 10:15
As part of restructuring program, closing money losing divisions.
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Samsung invests in ASML following Intel and TSMC stakes
27 August 2012, 19:31
It’s the smallest of the three investors. The ASML funding program is now complete.
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Toshiba enters hybrid HDD market
27 August 2012, 17:33
Up to 1TB 2.5” hybrid drives will be aimed at consumers.
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Apple acquires security company Authentec for $356 Million
27 July 2012, 15:40
Fingerprint sensors will be built into future Apple hardware.
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Toshiba to slash NAND flash production by a third
25 July 2012, 13:30
Responding to declining prices due to oversupply.
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SSD equipped notebooks account for less than 3 per cent of sales
23 July 2012, 13:45
Notebooks with HDDs look set to continue domination this year.
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Intel cuts 3rd quarter revenue forecasts
18 July 2012, 10:15
But Chipzilla did better than expected in Q2 with revenue of $13.5 billion.
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AMD and Intel; diverging fortunes
10 July 2012, 17:16
One experiences weak sales while the other invests billions in the future.
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Intel agrees to buy 15 per cent of ASML for $4.1 billion
10 July 2012, 10:11
Could accelerate Intel’s 450mm wafer EUV deployment by two years.
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Qualcomm Snapdragon S4... or wait, is it Samsung Snapdragon?
5 July 2012, 09:40
Amidst shortages, Samsung agrees to manufacture the Snapdragon S4 SoC.
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STMicroelectronics compass and motion sensor is 3mm square
29 June 2012, 12:09
Integrates a 3-axis digital accelerometer with a 3-axis digital magnetic sensor.
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Seagate SSDs will be boosted by "Memory Modem"
26 June 2012, 15:11
DensBits investment will bring cheaper, faster and more reliable SSDs.
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Spinning Sandia CPU Cooler is 30 times more efficient
25 June 2012, 12:44
Even though it doesn’t actually touch your CPU.
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Qualcomm say 28nm chip supply to meet demand by year end
13 June 2012, 10:33
Can’t make enough Snapdragons right now.
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Hard drive prices to remain above pre-flood levels until 2014
7 June 2012, 12:45
IHS iSuppli blame demand, vendor lock-in and supplier oligarchy.
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Corning reveals Willow Glass for flexible displays
5 June 2012, 17:23
Thin and flexible enough to roll into two-inch radius tubes.
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AMD Bulldozer Opterons get speed boost
4 June 2012, 17:13
An extra 100MHz with no extra power usage.
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Biwin announce world's first 10-channel SATA III SSDs
31 May 2012, 14:00
Uses the new Novachips "Bugatti" SSD controller.
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Lian-Li case design goes off road and off the rails
30 May 2012, 13:38
SUV and steam train based designs on show at Computex.
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Hard drive densities to double by 2016
23 May 2012, 18:41
People need more storage for higher resolution photos, videos and gaming.
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ASUS to release Thunderbolt-enabled motherboards
22 May 2012, 14:35
More desktop PCs with Thunderbolt will spur on peripheral makers.
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New CPUs that don't sweat the small stuff
21 May 2012, 09:21
Save lots of power and work much faster by being less accurate!
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Intel currently developing 14nm, aiming towards 5nm chips
15 May 2012, 00:19
New Intel roadmap revealed at Investor Meeting in Santa Clara.
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Samsung’s new flexible OLED displays
14 May 2012, 00:00
LG is working on them too, possibly for iPhone 5.
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ARM Cortex-A9 chip runs comfortably at over 3GHz
3 May 2012, 15:17
Due to TSMC’s 28nm HPM process test success.
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