MIT spinoff Arctic Sand powers up for power-saving chips
Arctic Sand raises $9.6 to commercialize power-saving technology for computer chips.
Arctic Sand raises $9.6 to commercialize power-saving technology for computer chips.
The new Exynos 5 Octa will go up against new chips from Nvidia and Qualcomm.
If Steve Ballmer's cameo during Qualcomm's CES keynote didn't make it clear enough, the chip company has a very intimate relationship with Microsoft.
Cameras mounted in cars are getting cheaper thanks to Ambarella
Marvell's ARM-based Armada chips are used in the Lenovo TV and the Netgear NeoTV Prime with Google TV.
Broadcom's new home gateway chips will transfer 4K video efficiently across the network and the home.
Intel says one application of perceptual computing is face recognition, for better computer security.
Intel is accelerating the launch of a chip that will make the PC more competitive against rival makers of tablet and smartphone chips.
Intel shows progress in the strategically important mobile chips market.
Based on electronics modeled after the human ear, the Audience Smart Sound Processor will enable better voice calls and speech recognition.
Mobile gaming graphics look like they've finally gone AAA.
The chip promises to enable great mobile games as well as cool photography applications.
Devinder Kumar has been at AMD for 28 years and is the acting CFO.
The world's biggest chip maker signals what it will talk about at CES next week
PBS created its own show called Silicon Valley, which promises to be an informative look back at the start of the semiconductor industry.
Marvell Technology Group, best known for making chips for a wide variety of devices, is in hot water with Carnegie Mellon University
The startup was formed by three chip and security companies.
Intel announced today that it is shipping its first low-power Atom microprocessor designed specifically for a new breed of servers dubbed "microservers."
Making transistors smaller and smaller has enabled the computer revolution and the $1 trillion-plus electronics industry. But if some smart scientist doesn't figure out how to make copper wires better, progress could grind to a halt.
The optimistic outlook bodes well for the tech economy.