New chief replaces Phil Carmack, who was at Nvidia for 10 years but left to become a CEO at a partner company.
Nvidia's chips appear to have caught Qualcomm by surprise.
Wouldn't you like to carry around a worldphone?
Apparently mobile is the next big thing. What a shock.
Could Intel be Samsung's successor for building Apple's mobile chips?
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Over the past several years, the semiconductor market has changed from a primarily vertically integrated model (e.g., ownership of design through manufacturing), to one of chip design efforts separated from production fabs (the foundry model). This has allowed many new …
Samsung’s next flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S III, has long been rumored to sport a quad-core processor. But instead of waiting until its May 3 launch event, Samsung ended up spilling the beans this morning on its next-generation Exynos 4 …
Audience, a Silicon Valley-based company that counts Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen (pictured) as a backer, has filed for an initial public offering.
In its IPO filing, the company stated its plans to raise $75 million in the offering.
In official …
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As we look past the iPad, the tablet market is poised to become a significant market for chipmakers. And that’s an exciting opportunity for the likes of Nvidia and Qualcomm to seize this new ground from Intel.
ARM-based processors power …
