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Earlier news here ======================================= 02/16/03 - Fujitsu-Siemens: another Opteron win! According to a document, found on Siemens-Fujitsu website, Opteron based node from the German firm should be available during 2003. Fujitsu-Siemens is a long time AMD partner for Athlon MP and the company has already included the chips in the hpcLine which made inroad to many prestigious customers as described here ======================================= 02/15/03 - Forget Moore's Law "Forget Moore's Law because it's unhealthy. Because it has become our obsession. Because it has become dangerous. It is a runaway train, roaring down a path to disaster, picking up speed at every turn, and we are now going faster than human beings can endure. If we don't figure out how to get off this train soon, we may destroy an industry"... Read RedHerring here (source inquirer) ======================================= 02/15/03 - Intel lost second round versus Via Intel lost an appeals court bid for a new trial in one of its patent suits against smaller rival Via. The U.S. Court of Appeals rejected Intel's efforts to overturn a ruling that Via didn't infringe an Intel patent. The court upheld Intel's patent for chipsets supporting the Pentium III, even as it said Intel licensing agreements were so ambiguous that Via could have been a licensee. Read the story here ======================================= 02/14/03 - Barton Athlon XP 2800+ landed in Japan Akiba PC Hotlines reports with photos of the arrival of Athlon XP 2800+ Barton core in Akihabara Tokyo. The Price in different store is around 57500Yen (477$) in box version with recommended AMD cooler. Read here ======================================= 02/14/03 - Samsung developed terabit flash mem! A team lead by Dr. Kim Jeong-woo at Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology announced on the 13th that together with a team led by Professor Park Byeong-kuk, it developed for the first time in the world SONOS (Silicon-Oxide-Nitride-Oxide-Silicon) flash memory element with very fine width of 30nm. Read the rest here ======================================= 02/13/03 - New! Two Leadtek nForce2 motherboards Today Leadtek posted the specifications and photo of the two new µATX versions of the K7NCR18D (nForce2 SPP) and K7NCR18G (nForce2 IGP) motherboards respectively called K7NCR18DM (photo, specification) and K7NCR18GM (photo, specification) ======================================= 02/13/03 - New! EPoX 8RDA3+ nForce2 motherboard A new nForce2 SPP from EPoX named 8RDA3+ will be released during next CeBit Show in Hanover Germany during March 03. The motherboard specifications, here, show support for SATA, Dual LAN, IEEE1394, USB 2.0 and 6 audio channel. ======================================= 02/13/03 - MSI K7N2G-L + K7N2G-ILSR Force2 3DVelocity is testing the two boards in various configurations in the longest review we've seen this year. The K7N2G-L is not as richly featured as the K7N2G-ILSR but both perform extremely well: "nForce2's integrated graphics are both a marvel and a complete letdown at the same time". Read that here ======================================= 02/13/03 - EPoX 8RDA+ nForce2 motherboard review It looks like EPoX have succeeded in bringing an excellent platform chipset onto an excellent motherboard. The 8RDA+ is a cleanly laid out board and the inclusion of the 4 mount holes is a clue to its intended market. With features like onboard 10/100 Ethernet, SoundStorm audio, Firewire, USB2.0, AGP 8X and Memory support up to DDR400 Dual DDR, the EPoX 8RDA+ is certainly a force to be reckoned with. Techseekers is today having a good look to this gifted motherboard right here ======================================= 02/13/03 - AMD's Studio 64 showcase 64-Bit future AMD today announced Studio 64, an online collection of compelling text, audio and video quotes, articles, and white papers from global thought leaders on 64-bit computing. Industry visionaries, technology and science luminaries, and opinion leaders paint a picture of the 64-bit computing future. The Studio 64 can be found here ======================================= Older news here - Comments, suggestions, links here |
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