26 articles tagged as 32nm

Video: Cooler Master H500P Mesh White Modded RGB Build

Bringing together mods from the last few months into one beautiful build.

22-6-18 // 4:30p.m.
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E3 2018 Roundup

Oh god, so many games.

22-6-18 // 12:45p.m.
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TSMC ups 5nm plant investment to £18.8 billion

Still aiming for 2020 volume production.

22-6-18 // 11:15a.m.
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Military Operations benchmark hits Steam

OpenCL-powered WWII sim.

22-6-18 // 10:53a.m.
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Princeton researchers launch 25-core open-source CPU

OpenSPARC T1 based.

26-8-16 // 1:00p.m.
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AMD launches Piledriver-powered FX processors

Move over Trinity, it's time for the big guns.

23-10-12 // 10:11a.m.
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Intel puts Sandy Bridge parts out to pasture

Discontinues wide range of chips - including an Ivy Bridge part.

26-9-12 // 10:45a.m.
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Intel shows off low-power chips at ISSCC

Intel has demonstrated a Near Voltage Threshold (NVT) processor at the ISSCC event, along with a new floating-point design.

20-2-12 // 11:11a.m.
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GlobalFoundries starts IBM chip production at Fab 8

AMD fabrication spin-off GlobalFoundries has begun 32nm SOI production at its New York Fab 8 plant.

10-1-12 // 10:03a.m.
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AMD Reveals 2012 Roadmap

AMD reveals some of its plans for 2012, which includes a move to 22nm transistors.

14-6-11 // 7:58a.m.
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Intel announces 3D Tri-Gate transistors

Intels detail a new 3D transistor production technique will allow the production of 22nm transistors

4-5-11 // 7:19p.m.
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AMD and GlobalFoundries renegotiate 32nm deal

Deal designed to safeguard AMD against 32nm production issues.

5-4-11 // 3:23p.m.
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Sandy Bridge launch date rumoured

Intel may launch Sandy Bridge CPUs are CES, but it's later we get to see performance results.

3-11-10 // 3:53p.m.
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ATI's HD 6000 series was originally 32nm

ATI revealed to bit-tech that its HD 6000 series was originally spec'd out to use 32nm

22-10-10 // 10:21a.m.
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Review Global Foundries GTC 2010

What's AMD spin-off Global Foundries cooking up in its upcoming 32nm, 28nm parts and beyond?

20-10-10 // 2:45p.m.
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AMD previews Fusion details

AMD teased us the other day with some details about its forthcoming Fusion CPUs Bulldozer and Bobcat, but was coy about Llano

24-8-10 // 10:59a.m.
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Review Corsair Nova 128GB SSD Review

Corsair's latest Nova Series SSDs are based on the Indilinx Barefoot Eco drive controller and Intel 32nm NAND flash. We've seen that combination perform strongly for a great price, so we wanted to find if Corsair's drive could hit the SSD sweet spot. Read on to find out.

12-4-10 // 8:02a.m.
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First look: MSI’s Westmere H57M-ED65 Mobo

We take a sneak peak at one of the first motherboards we've seen that's ready for Intel's up-coming, 32nm Westmere CPUs. MSI's H57M-ED65 is a micro-ATX board that really looks the part, with chunky heastsinks, stylish design and layout and display outputs for the CPU's integrated GPU.

22-11-09 // 10:59a.m.
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Intel to launch Clarkdale early?

Comments from industry sources have it that Intel has stepped up plans for its 32nm Clarkdale chips, moving mass production from 2010 to the last quarter of this year.

30-6-09 // 4:50p.m.
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Toshiba claims 16nm breakthrough

Toshiba believes it has answered one of the major problems with using strontium germanide in the production of 16nm process size chips.

16-6-09 // 2:47p.m.
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Intel demos quad-core Clarksfield laptop

COMPUTEX 09: Intel demonstrated what we believe is the world's first Nehalem-based laptop this morning.

3-6-09 // 5:37a.m.
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Toshiba launches 32nm NAND flash memory

Toshiba says it's now sampling the world's first 32nm NAND flash memory, which will lead to higher density USB drives.

28-4-09 // 1:12p.m.
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SanDisk shrinks to 32nm

SanDisk has announced that it has perfected a 32nm die shrink that will allow for chips carrying 4GB of data each to be squeezed into a microSD card form factor.

12-2-09 // 2:06p.m.
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Intel details first CPU with integrated GPU

As if the demonstration of the world’s first 32nm process technology wasn’t enough, Intel has also announced a treasure chest of new products.

10-2-09 // 8:19p.m.
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Intel unveils 32nm process technology

Intel has demonstrated the world's first 32nm processors and announed massive plans for its latest process technology.

10-2-09 // 7:41p.m.
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Intel netbook chip roadmap released

A report by financial services firm UBS Securities has revealed Intel's plans for next-generation low-power processors explicitly designed for netbook use.

9-12-08 // 9:07a.m.
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ARM preps Common Platform SoC

ARM, in conjunction with Common Platform founders IBM, Chartered Semiconductor, and Samsung, is developing 32- and 28nm based System on Chip devices for the mobile market.

1-10-08 // 2:44p.m.
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Review Intel talks about Nehalem, Larrabee & 32nm

Earlier in the week, we chatted to Intel ahead of next month's Intel Developer Forum to discuss some of its future products... Nehalem and Larrabee to be specific. It looks like 2009 and onwards will see all the major players fight on multiple fronts.

19-3-08 // 3:55p.m.
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Westmere is Nehalem’s successor

IDF FALL 07: Gelsinger has revealed that Westmere is Nehalem's successor. It's an evolution of the Nehalem design and will include a few refinements.

19-9-07 // 6:37p.m.
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Intel demonstrates first working 32nm chip

IDF FALL 07: Otellini showed off the world's first working 32nm chip and says Intel is on track for volume production to start in 2009.

18-9-07 // 6:56p.m.
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