Intel’s roadmap has three families on 10nm
Rumours starting to firm up
It is starting to look like the rumours Chipzilla is planning to launch three processor families manufactured on the 10nm process node are proving true.
Jaguarboard creates x86 hobbyboard
Armless IoT
A kickstarter campaign has started for an Atom based IoT board to allow people to come up with x86 projects.
Qualcomm does ARM server deal with Chinese
Working with the government to build ARM server chips
Qualcomm is setting up a server chipset design and sales unit with a provincial government in China.
The next generation 4-inch iPhone C on video
Full metal jacket
While most Apple iPhone rumours are ten a penny, our sources are confident that the next generation 4-inch iPhone lets call it iPhone 6C (7C) is getting an Intel 4G / LTE modem.
Future Intel PCs will have no wires
Intel's VP of business PCs talks about cutting the strings
Tom Garrison does not think that wires have a future in corporate networks. As vice president of the Client Computing Group and general manager of the Business Client Platforms Division at Intel Corporation, he is in a position to do something about it.
Intel works with Chinese on servers
Tackling fears of spy technology
Chipzilla is joining an increasing number of western companies who are forming partnerships with Chinese outfits to help address concerns about the security of imported technology.
Intel's 10nm set for 2017
Tick-tock abandoned according to leak
Intel is reportedly going to release its first 10nm processor family in 2017, expected to be the first of three generations of processors that will be fabbed on the 10nm process.
MSI updates its Gaming 24 All-in-One system
Adds two new Skylake CPUs and new GPUs
MSI has updated its Gaming 24 All-in-One system adding two new Skylake CPUs as well as new Nvidia GPUs.
Huawei getting into the PC business
Just as everyone else is getting out
Huawei is making an interesting move by getting into the PC business just as everyone else has had enough.
Snapdragon 617 SoC gets Continuum
Great for Corporation phones
Microsoft’s Continuum feature now supports the mid-range Snapdragon 617 SoC which will make a range of mid-range phones more corporate friendly.