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The global chip crisis is going from bad to worse A wafer of Intel Xeon chips The global chip shortage is going from bad to worse with car makers on three continents joining tech giants Apple and Samsung Electronics in flagging production cuts and lost revenue from the crisis. In a dizzying 12-hour stretch, Honda said it will halt production at three plants in Japan for around five to six days next month; BMW flagged it will pause production at its plants in Germany and England; and Ford reduce...

Mighty streams a Chromium-based web browser to your macOS JC Torres - Apr 28, 2021, 7:46pm CDT From an age of apps, we seem to now be living in an age of streaming. Spotify and Netflix popularized and conquered the music and video streaming markets, respectively, and the likes of Google Stadia and Amazon Luna are competing for the game streaming space. Now a startup is trying to start a trend that aims to address one of the biggest annoyances among computer users. Mighty want...

Operator Good day. Thank you for standing by. Welcome to the Intel Corps first-quarter 2021 earnings conference call. [Operator instructions] Please be advised that todays conference is being recorded. [Operator instructions] I would now like to hand the conference over to your speaker, head of investor relations, Tony Balow. Please go ahead. Tony Balow -- Head of Investor Relations Thank you, operator. Welcome, everyone, to Intels first-quarter earnings conference call. By now, you should hav...

Home / Top News / GridGain Partners with Intel on Native Support for Intel® Optane™ Persistent Memory 200 Series Combined with Vectorized Computation GridGain Partners with Intel on Native Support for Intel® Optane™ Persistent Memory 200 Series Combined with Vectorized Computation Optimizations for Intel solutions in upcoming releases of GridGain In-Memory Computing Platform will enable performance increases of up to 100x for high-performance computing, analytics and machine learning work...

GridGain Systems GridGain Partners with Intel on Native Support for Intel® Optane™ Persistent Memory 200 Series Combined with Vectorized Computation GridGain Partners with Intel on Native Support for Intel® Optane™ Persistent Memory 200 Series Combined with Vectorized Computation Optimizations for Intel solutions in upcoming releases of GridGain In-Memory Computing Platform will enable performance increases of up to 100x for high-performance computing, analytics and machine learning workl...

Apr 16, 2021 04:35 EDT The latest Intel Xeon Workstation CPU Roadmap has leaked out which confirms that Intel is working on its next-generation Alder Lake-S Entry-level processors for launch in Q3 2021. The leaked Xeon roadmap was spotted by HXL (@9550Pro) and shows that Rocket Lake Xeon W-1300 chips will soon be replaced by Xeon W-1400 Alder Lake CPUs. Intel Preps Alder Lake-S Entry-Level Workstation CPUs - Xeon W-1400 Lineup With Up To 16 Cores, 125W TDP, 20 PCIe Gen 4 Lanes & LGA 1700 S...

With the launch of Intel’s Third Generation Xeon Scalable platform based on 10nm Ice Lake processors, Intel has upgraded a part of the company that makes the BIG money. For the last few years Intel has been pivoting from a CPU-centric company to a Data-centric company, leveraging the fact that more and more of its product lines are built towards the datacenter mindset. With the launch of the new server platform in this past week, Intel is gearing itself up for an enterprise stack built on 10n...

Oracles continued strides in the tech space say a lot about perseverance and deep pockets. It was a darling of the 20th century tech era, rising from a startup in the database wars and becoming the sole surviving independent database company. But at some point, success leveled out its rise and it became just another big company. Then came the challenge of cloud computing.

Nvidias Grace AI chip leaves Intel processors behind CNET 1 hr ago © Provided by CNET Nvidias Grace processor for AI and high-performance computing Nvidia Nvidia has a new chip in the works for boosting artificial intelligence and other high-performance computing work: Grace, a design slated to arrive in mammoth supercomputers in 2023. Instead of accelerating conventional Intel-powered servers, though, the design includes its own built-in Arm processors. Nvidias current brainiest chip, the...

A worker in an Intel fabrication plant inspects newly manufactured Xeon processors Late last month and with great fanfare, Intel’s new CEO, Pat Gelsinger, unveiled an ambitious overhaul of the company’s business model, at the centre of which is the creation of a chip manufacturing business. In a bid to regain dominance in this area, Intel will spend US$20-billion to build two new factories in Arizona, vastly expanding capacity for both internal use and for customers of its new programme, ca...