Samsung 17nm follows Intel 16
Samsung follows Intel 16 with a low-cost high-performance, 17-nanometer, 17LPV node.
Read moreSamsung follows Intel 16 with a low-cost high-performance, 17-nanometer, 17LPV node.
Read moreA peek inside Baidu’s in-house neural processor
Read moreIntel launches a new series of Xeon W processors for entry-level workstations based on Comet Lake.
Read moreIntel launches 10th Generation Core desktop processors, formerly codename Comet Lake. The new lineup brings 22 new chips with up to 10 cores and 20 threads with turbo frequencies of up to 5.3 GHz.
Read moreIntel refreshes its second-generation Xeon Scalable lineup mid-cycle with new mainstream dual-socket CPUs, improving the performance-per-dollar by as much as 2x over original SKUs.
Read moreThe transition to 7 nm greatly enhanced AMD silicon capabilities but introduced new drastic design challenges that required new place and route methodologies and wire engineering.
Read moreAMD launches new value and entry-level mobile processors, codenamed Dali.
Read moreIntel launches the industry’s highest-capacity FPGA; 10-million LEs comprising two large FPGA dies interconnected using the company’s 2.5D EMIB packaging technology.
Read moreIntel announces the full specification, pricing, and availability of the Core i9-9900KS Special Edition.
Read moreIntel launches mainstream W-2200 series Xeon W workstation microprocessors based on the Cascade Lake microarchitecture.
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