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Graphene-based chips a step closer, say researchers

...more stable, and claim it could be a step towards new chip architectures Read more

11 October, 2011 by Tom Espiner
Sandy Bridge: Intel's next-generation CPU

Sandy Bridge: Intel's next-generation CPU

...Francisco, Intel unveiled Sandy Bridge, the first major redesign of the x86 architecture on 32 nanometres (nm). In a series of announcements, the company described... Read more

23 September, 2010 by Joachim Kaufmann

ARM preps server push with 64-bit architecture

...ARM has unveiled ARMv8, a 64-bit processor architecture that steps up its efforts to get its low-powered chip designs... Read more

28 October, 2011 by Jack Clark

Dell eyes easy data storage with Fluid Architecture

...Dell is expanding its storage solution offerings using its Fluid Data Architecture for growing businesses that are looking for flexible methods of managing data... Read more

8 June, 2011 by Rachel King
Tilera set to chase Intel into the cloud

Tilera set to chase Intel into the cloud

...Intel's lead in cloud-computing hardware. Tilera hopes its novel chip architecture, which puts up to 100 Risc-based cores on a processor, will... Read more

17 June, 2011 by Jack Clark

Probability chip start-up bought by Analog Devices

...Lyric Semiconductor, the designer of a probability chip architecture for error correction and general-purpose computing, has been purchased by high... Read more

15 June, 2011 by Jack Clark
ARM gears up for fight against Intel

ARM gears up for fight against Intel

...of mobile computing, demonstrates new products that use the company's processor architecture, explaining the benefits of multicore technology for power management. Morris also told... Read more

22 February, 2011 by David Meyer

CES: Nvidia licenses ARM tech for supercomputer chip

...Nvidia will license chip architecture from ARM for a new chip, code-named Project Denver, that is... Read more

6 January, 2011 by Jack Clark

NetApp revamps storage product line-up

...its high-end and mid-range storage systems and launched a shared architecture as it aims to grab a bigger chunk of the datacentre overhaul... Read more

9 November, 2010 by Larry Dignan

ARM reveals Mali GPU for next-generation devices

...up to eight cores and is compatible with the 64-bit ARMv8 architecture. It has 10 times the graphical performance of the Mali-400 and... Read more

11 November, 2011 by Jack Clark

Tilera's 100-core processors take on Sandy Bridge

...Bridge range of processors. "The reason we can go against Sandy Bridge architecture is [Intel's range] was designed for general-purpose [applications], so it... Read more

22 June, 2011 by Jack Clark

Start-up sets sights on probability chip

...Start-up Lyric Semiconductor has developed a new chip architecture that promises to speed up the computation of big data applications, such... Read more

18 August, 2010 by Jack Clark

Researchers substitute Wi-Fi for mobile phone reception

...Serval Project involves fitting phones with open-source software called Distributed Numbering Architecture (DNA) that essentially turns phones' Wi-Fi capability into a mini tower... Read more

13 July, 2010 by Leslie Katz
A Workshop on Analysis and Evaluation of Enterprise <endeca_term>Architectures</endeca_term>

A Workshop on Analysis and Evaluation of Enterprise Architectures

This paper summarizes a workshop on analysis and evaluation of enterprise architectures that was held at the Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute (SEI). The... Read more

1 November, 2010
Drawing Tools: Too Primitive for Enterprise <endeca_term>Architecture</endeca_term> Implementations

Drawing Tools: Too Primitive for Enterprise Architecture Implementations

Simply put, effective tooling is what makes Enterprise Architecture "actionable". But not all tools are created equal! Some EA tools are... Read more

7 July, 2010

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