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  • Intel Spins Out Omni-Path Interconnect Business Into Stand-Alone Company
    by Dylan Martin

    ‘It started becoming apparent to me that Intel was going to de-emphasize this product line. And I spent the bulk of my career working on it, and I could see that it still had very big potential,’ Phil Murphy, one of Omni-Path’s architects and CEO of Cornelis Networks, says of his plan to take on Nvidia’s Mellanox InfiniBand interconnect business.

  • Nvidia NGC To Supercharge AI On VMware Cloud, vSphere And Tanzu
    by Dylan Martin

    ‘We are joining forces now to say, ‘hey, use this same platform and run your workloads,’ which essentially means that we can bring AI to every enterprise on top of the platform that they are already using,’ VMware executive Krish Prasad says of the upcoming integration of Nvidia’s NGC hub for GPU-accelerated software.

  • Arm Says New Neoverse V1, N2 Server CPUs Faster Than Intel, AMD
    by Dylan Martin

    ‘We know the alternative architecture isn’t standing still, but we’re very confident that Neoverse N2 will continue to represent the ultimate in per socket performance and Neoverse V1 will offer the ultimate per thread performance into the future,’ Arm executive Chris Bergey says of the newly disclosed server CPU designs.

  • AMD Reveals Ryzen, Athlon 3000C CPUs For Faster Chromebooks
    by Dylan Martin

    The chipmaker’s new Ryzen and Athlon 3000 C-Series CPUs will allow OEMs like HP Inc. and Lenovo to make mid-level and premium Chromebooks for the consumer, education and enterprise markets. ‘As we’ve looked now [at] how we can continue that growth in the market, the clear answer is more performance, faster CPUs, making a bigger bet,’ AMD’s Robert Hallock says.

  • Nvidia To Acquire Arm In $40 Billion Chip Mega-Deal
    by Dylan Martin

    The GPU powerhouse ended rumors Sunday night with the announcement that it plans to acquire British chip designer Arm from Japanese owner SoftBank group in a deal that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says would create the ‘world’s premier computing company.’

  • Jason Kimrey On Intel’s Tiger Lake Offensive: ‘We’re Not Going To Hide’
    by Dylan Martin

    ‘It is the best processor on the planet for mobile computing, and we used very fair and current benchmarks to prove that in a number of different demonstrations, so if it means being more public and proud about great technology, sure, we’re not going to hide behind that,’ Intel’s U.S. channel chief says of the chipmaker’s fresh outspoken approach.

  • Partners: Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 GPUs Will Push ‘Monumental’ Refresh
    by Dylan Martin

    ‘I was watching the livestream and I was streaming myself, and I’m like, holy sh*t, this is incredible. Like the fact that they’re so aggressive with pricing like this, it blew us out of the water,’ one Nvidia system builder partner says of the major refresh opportunity the new GeForce RTX 30 graphics cards will create.

  • Intel Says Tiger Lake Laptop CPUs Are Faster Than AMD Ryzen 4000
    by Dylan Martin

    ‘The 11th-gen Core processor is the best processor Intel has ever built. It’s the best processor on the market. And it’s certainly rises above all the imitators,’ Intel’s Gregory Bryant says of the new Tiger Lake processors for ultra-thin laptops that the chipmaker says are faster than AMD’s Ryzen 4000 mobile CPUs.

  • Blaize Takes On Nvidia, Intel With Xplorer Edge AI Chips
    by Dylan Martin

    The chip startup plans to bring its fast and power-efficient edge AI chips to the channel. ‘The advantage that we had was that we started with a clean sheet of paper and we built everything from the ground up to make an efficient AI edge computer,’ says Dinakar Munagala, a 12-year Intel veteran who is Blaize’s CEO and co-founder.

  • Intel Bets On ‘Transistor-Resilient Design’ To Avoid Past Mistakes
    by Dylan Martin

    The semiconductor giant wants to avoid past mistakes that have resulted in product delays by taking a new approach to the way it designs chips, which has already resulted with what the company says is the ‘largest single intranode enhancement in its history’ that will significantly increase performance for Intel’s upcoming Tiger Lake processors. ‘The era of getting massive performance boost from simply shrinking transistor features is behind us,’ one architect says.

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