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There has been a lot of unanswered speculation recently regarding USB 3.0 and Intel’s involvement; I thought it was about time to set the record straight. By the way: USB 3.0 will be a new wired USB standard – operating … Continue reading →

“Tukwila silicon [...] was so spectacular it needs its own article.” Read more »

“Mobile shrink-down versions of Web sites will soon be a thing of the past, says a senior Intel executive.” Read more

In his keynote this morning at IDF Shanghai, Dadi Perlmutter announced a lot of good geek fodder, but a few of the items that stuck with me were: Intel’s solid state hard drives are on the way(!)–they’re fast, light, small, … Continue reading →

From Computerworld: “[Intel's] Cliffside technology allows a single Wi-Fi adapter to function like two independent adapters and maintain simultaneous connections using different networks” »

From vnunet.com: “Future devices need to be more focused on web applications that can be accessed in a variety of ways and can interact with the local environment.”»

From Computerworld: “Dan Olds, an analyst at Gabriel Consulting Group Inc., said moving beyond quad-core processors, which to date have been the high-water mark in the semiconductor industry, is a major step” More»

From AnandTech: “Intel Details Nehalem and Tempts with Larrabee” »

Not according to the latest SPECpower benchmark results. But first, no doubt you all saw the excellent press coverage the new low voltage Xeon announcement garnered. But what does it mean in practical terms? Well, let me remind you of … Continue reading →