Month: June 2008

You may have heard that the Associated Press sent out DMCA takedown notices to a website for quoting excerpts from its news releases. If it is determined that this is a no-no, this is going to mess up standard practice

The title of the Digitimes article is a bit drawn out: “Commentary: What Apple’s Snow Leopard announcement tells us about its future plans for Intel Nehalem.” It really should have been called, “Can Apple whack Microsoft with Nehalem?” This is

The last week has had a number of news items: South Korea fines Intel $25 million FTC opens formal probe of Intel chip business Trial for AMD lawsuit against Intel delayed ten months until February 2010 There will no doubt

There’s an article over at Tom’s Hardware which describes what looks to be a rather odd AMD “innovation” for Phenoms. I quote: “If you are running an upcoming 2.8 GHz Black Edition CPU, a motherboard with the old SB600 model

Not Quite Looks like Intel isn’t quite ready yet with Nehalem. Perhaps we’ve become spoiled, but Intel provided at least Intel-run benchmarks for Conroe and Penryn three to six months before introducing the first products. We have not seen this,