One of Jim’s strongest convictions is how open ecosystems like RISC-V and Atlas are what create real progress. In his words, ...
Following months of leaks, AMD has finally confirmed that its future CPU architecture will be called Zen 7, after its upcoming Zen 6 chips.
AMD’s roadmap marches on: the company confirmed the presence of its next-generation Zen 7 architecture, and talked briefly ...
Chip startup Efficient Computer Corp. exited stealth mode in 2024 with a $16 million seed funding round with the announcement of its first computer processor, the E0 system-on-chip (SoC) for ...
The RISC-V CPU architecture currently accounts for under 1% of the world’s processor market, but that is going to change rapidly over the next years as its parallel processing is perfectly suited to ...
The British chip designer Arm Holdings Ltd. introduced a roadmap for its next-generation central processing unit architecture today. Its new breed of chips will be optimized for specialized workloads ...
Intel's Rocket Lake could deliver the largest uplift in chipset capabilities that we've seen in quite some time -- as well as a new CPU architecture despite the fact that RLK is still a 14nm part.
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I suppose the holy grail would be to bootstrap your custom CPU into a full-blown Linux system. That’s a big enough job that I haven’t done it. Although you might be more productive than I am, you ...
With its eyes set toward the end of the decade, Intel intends on arriving at a powerfully diminutive 1.4nm node — or just one-tenth the size of its desktop node today — by 2029. Intel hopes that its ...
AMD first introduced its 14nm Zen processor architecture in 2017, and it was a turning point for the company’s fortunes in the PC market. This all-new microarchitecture gave rise to Ryzen for the ...
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