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| AMD put 5th generation GDDR memory into graphics card |
3/28/2014 |
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The new W9100 carries whopping 16GB of DDR5 memory with a bandwidth of about 320GB/s, and can crunch through more than 5TFLOPS of single-precision calculations and 2.67TFLOPS of double-precision math – and they are designed to stack.
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| Liquid metal battery can store power in grid-scale |
3/28/2014 |
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The liquid metal battery is an innovative solution that is unlike any other storage technology commercially available or in development today. It can be used in a multitude of applications on the electric power system to integrate renewable resources, reduce costs and improve reliability.
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| FaceBook think future is in experience sharing |
3/28/2014 |
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Instead of just building more apps to help users share multimedia content online, Zuckerberg detailed his ambition to expand content-sharing to experience-sharing. "Imagine sharing not just moments with your friends online, but entire experiences and adventures" he wrote on his Facebook page.
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| Texas governor supports Tesla direct sales |
3/27/2014 |
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Things just aren’t sold the same way today as they were even 10 years ago. Perry argues. He says the people of Texas will be given the chance to take a look at the laws and decide what’s right for them. If they don’t want the protections offered by the dealership model, they will be given the chance to eliminate it.
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| Intel's 14nm tape out delays |
3/27/2014 |
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Intel's demonstration of a general-purpose, 14nm SerDes chip seem to be statement in defence its status as the leading semiconductor design and manufacturing to this day.
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| Global politics can hurt business |
3/26/2014 |
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This isn’t the first time global political turmoil has created swift ramifications for manufacturers and distributors. Earlier this month, Nissan was stalled by volatility in Thailand, due to unrest in the capital city of Bangkok.
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| Semi capex to increase in 2014 |
3/26/2014 |
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Notably, some organisations are making big increases in spending after cuts in previous years. Now, semiconductor makers are spending money to upgrade facilities over spending to build new capacity.
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| Boeing propels export in Washington State |
3/25/2014 |
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Washington, exports dipped only slightly during the recession and then took off, growing more than 50 percent since 2010 to a record $81.9 billion last year.
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| Cisco to expand cloud network |
3/25/2014 |
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The move makes the San Jose, Calif.-based networking company the latest to enter an arena that caters to the growing number of companies that would rather rent computing space than build their own.
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| Renesas to transfer production, layoff 720 |
3/25/2014 |
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Renesas has begun negotiations with the local labour union based on its policy to terminate production operation of RSS by 2016. Upon termination, 720 employees will be dismissed.
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| Nanya settles with Rambus |
3/24/2014 |
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This agreement allows for the use of certain high-performance, low-power patented innovations developed by Rambus in Nanya DRAM products and enables future technology collaboration. Under this agreement, Rambus and Nanya have settled all outstanding claims, providing Nanya with access to certain memory-related Rambus innovations through the second quarter of 2018.
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| Cheap energy source to keep American manufacturing going |
3/24/2014 |
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The new availability of inexpensive natural gas has ignited the steel, iron, fabricated metals and machinery manufacturing industries as well as those of plastic, rubber, resin and organic chemicals. "We believe the energy revolution is helping the U.S. regain its footing in the manufacturing sector," said Lansing, MI Mayor Virg Bernero.
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