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Increasingly smaller, faster and larger-capacity memory has been one of the major drivers for technological advances in computers. The last part in the series primarily covers SRAM, DRAM and proposed new technologies. by Dr David Maddison

IBMs 7030, or Stretch, is something of a paradox. It introduced new technologies, many of which are still in use today, and was the fastest computer in the world for three years after it was introduc

Bigger sensors, bigger pixels - is that all there is to making a good camera? No, it's a bit more complicated than that.

Pentium and Celeron are no more, as Intel plans to replace the iconic CPU brands with a simplified label and focus on its flagship lineup

Corsair’s H100i Elite is a very quiet AIO with an impressive software suite and in-depth customization options.

Over the last two issues, we’ve described the history of integrated circuits (ICs), the manufacturing process, process nodes, wafer sizes and EUV lithography. Along with EUV, another technology that is just maturing and has fundamentally changed the way high-end ICs are made is multi-chip modules. We shall now investigate that and other cutting-edge chip technologies. by Dr David Maddison

Alumni Spotlight - July 2022 John Howard '85  

Speculative execution is vital to high performance in modern PCs. We discuss how it works and why its considered a ...

If youve been craving a system with 128 PCIe lanes, massive memory bandwidth, and many cores, this box is for you.

Intel Corporation Founded by Bob Noyce and Gordon Moore in 1968, both were previously working at Fairchild Semiconductor and left to create their own co...