13 articles tagged as microserver

Review PC Specialist Magma Pro Review

£1,500 for a Ryzen 7 2700X and GTX 1080? Not bad at all!

19-4-18 // 3:00p.m.
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Review AMD 2nd Gen Ryzen 7 2700X and Ryzen 5 2600X Review

Ryzen returns with higher frequencies and tweaked boosting algorithms, but is it enough to beat Intel?

19-4-18 // 2:00p.m.
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Intel shuts New Devices Group, cancels smartglasses

'Market dynamics don't support further investment.'

19-4-18 // 11:05a.m.
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Facebook begins custom silicon dev process

Seeks an engineer to lead the efforts.

19-4-18 // 10:54a.m.
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Intel announces Atom C3000 16-core Denverton parts

Starts with a dual-core, though.

22-2-17 // 11:18a.m.
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Intel adds Hyper-Threading to all Kaby Lake Pentiums

Drops ECC support, though.

11-1-17 // 11:19a.m.
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AMD launches $2,999 Seattle ARM dev kit

Four-core Cortex-A57 at its heart.

31-7-14 // 9:48a.m.
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AMD investors positive despite $20M quarterly loss

AMD's latest earnings slip into the red.

22-4-14 // 10:03a.m.
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AMD unveils Opteron A1100 ARM processors

Donates board design to Open Compute Project.

29-1-14 // 8:58a.m.
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AMD targets Atom microservers with Opteron X-Series

Small-core Jaguar chips for the server crowd.

29-5-13 // 11:21a.m.
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Otellini predicts ARM's Transmeta-like fate

Intel's CEO has claimed ARM will go the way of VIA and Transmeta.

26-10-12 // 10:28a.m.
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Intel's Avoton Atom tipped as an eight-core OoOE part

Intel clearly rattled by ARM's microserver push.

19-10-12 // 11:28a.m.
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AMD launches Intel-powered server product

AMD's SeaMicro division has launched the SM15000, a server with Ivy Bridge support.

11-9-12 // 10:52a.m.
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Review Open source alternatives to Windows Home Server

Sad that Windows Home Server is no more? Read on for open source alternatives to its various features.

19-7-12 // 7:49a.m.
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AppliedMicro launches first 64-bit ARM server chip

AppliedMicro has announced the first 64-bit ARM-based 'server on a chip,' complete with full LAMP stack.

27-4-12 // 10:48a.m.
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ARM announces first 28nm Cortex-A15 hard macro

ARM has unveiled its first 28nm-based Cortex-A15 hard macro, in a move designed to give Intel cause for concern.

18-4-12 // 10:57a.m.
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AMD heads for microserver push with SeaMicro buy

AMD has splashed out $334 million on microserver specialist and previous Intel fan SeaMicro.

1-3-12 // 1:20p.m.
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