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TechRepublic looks back at the biggest artificial intelligence stories of 2024, from Apple putting AI in phones to global governments weighing in. Continue reading AI News Round-Up 2024: 10 Biggest Stories That Dominated the Year
Cybersecurity researchers have identified a vulnerability (CVE-2024-21944, aka BadRAM) affecting ADM processors that can be triggered by rogue memory modules to unlock the chips’ encrypted memory. The SPD chip can be modified using an off-the-she… Continue reading BadRAM: $10 hack unlocks AMD encrypted memory
The x86 instruction set that once defined personal computing is now a boat anchor holding back the PC industry and contributing to Intel’s death. Intel is screwed, but we’ll be OK. Microsoft and Qualcomm delivered a one-two punch on behalf of Arm in 20… Continue reading Intel is Dead and x86 is Next (Premium)
El Capitan, built by HPE, tops the 2024 TOP500 list as the world’s fastest supercomputer, driving breakthroughs in AI, nuclear research, and energy. Continue reading HPE’s El Capitan Named World’s Fastest Supercomputer
An anonymous reader shares a report: AMD has gained a substantial 5.7 percentage points of share of the desktop x86 CPU market in the third quarter compared to Q2, the largest quarterly share gain since we began tracking the market share reports in 201… Continue reading AMD’s Desktop PC Market Share Skyrockets Amid Intel’s Raptor Lake CPU Crashing Scandal
“AMD’s Ryzen 7 9800X3D debuts with impressive performance gains, powered by advanced 3D V-Cache technology and improved thermal efficiency,” writes Slashdot reader jjslash. “While the CPU shines as a top choice right out of the gate, AMD’s history of q… Continue reading ‘A New Gaming CPU King’: AMD’s New Ryzen 7 9800X3D Reviewed
AMD has surpassed Intel in datacenter processor sales for the first time in history, marking a dramatic shift in the server chip market. AMD’s datacenter revenue hit $3.549 billion in Q3, edging out Intel’s $3.3 billion, according to SemiAnalysis.
Th… Continue reading AMD Overtakes Intel in Datacenter Sales For First Time
Chipmaker AMD reported a net income of $771 million on revenues of $6.8 billion in the quarter ending September 28.
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Despite the rise of ARM processors in more and more computers from embedded systems to daily driver PCs, the x86 architecture maintains a stronghold in the computing space that won’t …read more Continue reading A Modern PC With a Retro OS
Tom’s Hardware reports on some interesting hardware history being shared on X.com:
AMD engineer Phil Park identified a curious nugget of PC architectural history from, of all places, a year-old Quora answer posted by former Intel engineer [and Pen… Continue reading Chip Designers Recall the Big AMD-Intel Battle Over x86-64 Support