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Intel Optane DC Persistent DIMM Prices Listed: $842 for 128GB, $2,668 for 256GB
(tomshardware.com)
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MSI CEO Dishes on Intel Shortage, AMD Growth, Taking Share from Apple
(tomshardware.com)
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PCIe 5.0 Is Ready for Prime Time
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Nvidia Targeted with Class Action Lawsuit Over Crypto Crash
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AMD Desktop PC Market Share Update
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25G Rising for Ethernet, China
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Intel Responds to Qualcomm – Qualcomm’s Rhetoric Pierced
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AMD is a better deal than Nvidia – and its stock could soar by 30%, RBC says
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The article does have an incredibly narrow focus. It's as if the author doesn't know AMD exists, when in fact AMD is a far far larger threat to Intel due to its chips native support of the x86 instruction set.
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How Qualcomm Tried and Failed to Steal Intel's Crown Jewel
(bloomberg.com)
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Alibaba to set up new semiconductor firm to develop own chips
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Intel Ramps Additional 14nm Manufacturing Site to Ensure Chip Supply
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400G Ethernet Is Here, as Are Other Speeds
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Researchers demonstrate the first single-photon transistor using a semiconductor
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Intel used to keep less important products, like chipsets, on trailing nodes (right now, that's 22nm). Now the company is fabbing the chipsets on 14nm, too. That's mainly because of the late move to 10nm. Intel's processors S
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Intel 14nm Processors Facing Shortages, Increasing Prices
(tomshardware.com)
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