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Intel To Stop Selling Xeon Scalable CPUs With Omni-Path Integration
by Dylan Martin
The discontinuation of Intel Xeon Scalable processors with Omni-Path integration are another sign the semiconductor giant is shifting focus away from the high-speed interconnect technology that targets high-performance computing.
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Intel Extends 40 Percent To 50 Percent Price Cuts To New Xeon W Workstation CPUs
by Dylan Martin
'The channel has the opportunity to talk to customers about dramatically better technology at a reachable price point,' one Intel partner says of the chipmaker's big price cuts for its new Xeon W workstation processors.
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Intel Cuts Prices For GPU-Less F-Series Processors By Up To 20 Percent
by Dylan Martin
'It's going to make the larger production houses more aggressively switch to that SKU. It's going to make it a more acceptable SKU for them,' one Intel partner says of the chipmaker's decision to cut recommended customer pricing for Core processors that lack integrated graphics.
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HP Shaking Up Its Print Business Model
by Kyle Alspach
For transactional sales of HP printers, the company will phase in a requirement to use HP-branded supplies in order to get subsidized printers.
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5 Takeaways From HP’s Massive Restructuring Plan
by Kyle Alspach
Staff reductions and a shake-up in HP’s print business model are among the moves needed to put the company 'in the right position,' incoming CEO Enrique Lores says.
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Intel Slashes Price of i9 X-Series Processors By Up To 50 Percent
by Dylan Martin
'It is not related to AMD. It's in service of my customer and oh, by the way, I believe AMD's going to be the one responding to this versus us responding to them,' Intel executive Frank Soqui tells CRN of the chipmaker's drastic price cuts to its Core i9 X-series high-end desktop processors.
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HP To Cut Staff By Up To 16% By 2022 In Restructuring
by Kyle Alspach
The PC and print giant is reducing its headcount by between 7,000 and 9,000 employees as part of a newly announced plan.
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Microsoft Unveils Surface Pro X With New Form Factor, Two Dual-Screen Surface Devices
by Kyle Alspach
The company teases the dual-screen Surface Neo and Surface Duo while also debuting the Surface Pro 7 and Surface Laptop 3.
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Velocity Micro CEO: AMD Delayed Ryzen 3950X To Aid With Supply
by Dylan Martin
'It's simply a matter of demand outstretching the supply that had been expected,' Velocity Micro's Randy Copeland says of AMD's decision to delay the launch of its 16-core Ryzen 9 3950X processor to November.
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Intel's New Stratix 10 DX Works With Optane, Xeon To Speed Up Workloads
by Dylan Martin
'We're able to share the memory space coherently between the FPGA and processor, expanding memory available to the application,' Intel exec Patrick Dorsey said of the chipmaker's new programmable chip for edge, networking and data center applications.
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AMD Exec: TSMC Has Capacity To Meet EPYC Rome Demand
by Dylan Martin
'We want to reassure people we are very well positioned,' AMD executive Scott Aylor says of the chipmaker's ability to meet demand for its second-generation EPYC Rome processors through TSMC's production capacity.
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Oracle: New Exadata X8M Platform Soars With Intel Optane Memory
by Dylan Martin
'Oracle and Intel have integrated cutting-edge persistent memory technologies into the leading enterprise database machine to deliver real-time access to the most mission-critical data,' Oracle exec Juan Loaiza says of the new Exadata X8M platform.
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Intel 5G Exec Cormac Conroy Departs Company
by Dylan Martin
An Intel spokesperson tells CRN that LTE and 5G connectivity remains important for Intel’s PC business.
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AMD Says Ryzen Boost Fix, Optimizations Are Coming Soon
by Dylan Martin
'Following the installation of the latest BIOS update, a consumer running a bursty, single threaded application on a PC with the latest software updates and adequate voltage and thermal headroom should see the maximum boost frequency of their processor,' AMD's Robert Hallock says.
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