By Kaila Colbin
Quote of the day from the Intel guy: "AMD chips are okay but I wouldn't recommend them." Consumer electronics vision: the evolution of a TV set. CE 1.0: analog TV, hardware driven. CE 2.0: digital TV. CE 3.0: Digital TV+Internet, ...
<http://blog.vortexdna.com/xmedialab-session-3-marcelino-ford-livene-from-intel-digital/>
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Via finally releases new Nano processor
By John Morris
Specifically, Nano has many of the microarchitectural features--64-bit x86 instruction set, superscalar pipeline, speculative and out-of-order execution of program instructions--found in advanced Intel or AMD chips. ...
<http://www.newdigitalcomputer.com/2008/05/29/via-finally-releases-new-nano-processor/>
New Digital Computer
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The future of HPC
By zsolt
Intel and AMD has quad-core chips on the market, 8-cores are around the corner for CPUs. At the same time GPU accelerators already pack hundreds of cores into a chip at lower speeds, while the Cell BE has 8 vector processor cores ...
<http://www.simbiosys.ca/blog/2008/05/29/the-future-of-hpc/>
SimBioSys Blog
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VIA 'Isaiah' chips official, now called 'Nano'
By Doug Aamoth
It's being pitched for more mainstream desktop and laptop platforms, squaring off against Intel and AMD. "In particular, the VIA Nano processor places significant emphasis on high-performance floating-point execution, using a completely ...
<http://www.buzzya.com/2008/05/29/via-%E2%80%98isaiah%E2%80%99-chips-official-now-called-%E2%80%98nano%E2%80%99/>
BuzzYA!
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