It's not the end of SPARC chips yet
Chips based on the SPARC architecture have been saved from endangerment with Fujitsu taking on the mantle of continuing design and development.
Stories by Agam Shah
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This rugged AR eyewear is similar to Google Glass but won't break
ODG's latest R-7HL is a rugged augmented-reality smartglasses that won't easily break and also protect the eyes from projectiles. It draws inspiration from Google Glass, AR headsets and rugged PCs.
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Intel divests McAfee after rough marriage, will now secure hardware
The chip maker has divested its majority holdings in McAfee to investment firm TPG for US$3.1 billion. McAfee will now again become a standalone security company, but Intel will retain a minority 49 percent stake.
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As computing changes, Intel takes a fresh approach to chip design
Intel is preparing for the future and making big changes in the way it designs chips
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Intel's Cannonlake PC chip shipments may slip into next year
If you're expecting to buy laptops with Intel's next-generation Cannonlake chips by the end of this year, you may be disappointed.
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Staying alive: DDR5 memory is on its way
More DDR memory is on the way, despite many predictions that its time would soon be up.
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Samsung reboots its smart home, IoT strategy with the Galaxy S8
Samsung has a portfolio of devices and appliances that would make Apple envious. But unlike Apple, Samsung devices don't work well together.
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5 things Samsung's Bixby artificial intelligence service will do
Could artificial intelligence make devices easier to use? According to Samsung, it sure can, and that's what it the company out to prove with its Bixby AI service.
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Microsoft's Surface Book and Surface Studio will ship in more markets
The Surface Studio, Surface Book and Surface Dial will now available in many more Asian and European countries.
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What's in Samsung's Galaxy S8 and S8+ smartphones?
Samsung's new Galaxy S8 and S8+ smartphones look beautiful, and are loaded with new features that could make an upgrade worthwhile.
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Intel digs deep to keep Moore's Law alive
Many scientists agree that Moore's Law is dying, but Intel's clinging on to it for dear life. It has been Intel's guiding light to make chips smaller, faster and cheaper, and the company is now revisiting some of the metrics driven by observation.
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MIT researchers set out to create self-assembling chips
Researchers have come up with a unique self-assembling technique that could be used to cram more features on smaller chip geometries.
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Micron to ship Intel Optane competitor later this year
Intel's spanking new high-capacity Optane SSD is cool, but drives from other storage vendors based on the 3D Xpoint technology could be coming later this year.
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Google's Android Things OS won't work on new Raspberry Pi board
The new Raspberry Pi Zero W was designed to be a board to make internet of things devices, but a key OS from Google won't work on the hardware.
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Intel merges AI operations into a new unit
Intel's artificial intelligence efforts have been scattered over many different units but are now being united into a single operating group.
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