DDR4 module supports overclocking to 3GHz
Apacer's Panther Rage DDR4 Illumination gaming memory module boasts a heat spreader, LED lighting and 3GHz overclocking.
Why cybercrime outdoes cybersecurity
A report from Intel has highlighted how the lackadaisical defence strategy and implementation put cybercriminals at an advantage.
FTC sues Qualcomm for unfair licensing deals
Qualcomm described the U.S. complaint as a politically opportunistic move that got the facts wrong and is based on flawed…
25 is the new 10: 2017 predictions for networking
The 10Gbit/second Ethernet market will peak in 2017 and start to decline in 2018, pushed aside by 25, 50 and…
Why China’s memory drama is a must-see in 2017
China’s voracious appetite for the access to memory technologies (and her plans to locally produce memory chips) has yet to…
Mobileye-Intel may pursue a ‘Wintel-like duopoly’ in auto
When we look closely at technologies offered by Mobileye and Intel in autonomous driving, what does each contribute?
Cross-industry alliance targets 5G development
The 5G mobile networks will include V2X applications—but not on the basis of the IEE 802.11p standard currently favoured by…
Is 28nm the end of Moore’s Law’s 50-year march?
The industry is at a crossroads: some designs pursue scaling to 7nm while the majority stay on 28nm or older…
14nm+ process gives Intel’s Kaby Lake 12% boost
The 14+nm process delivers transistor-level enhancements such as taller fins and improved gate pitch, interconnect speed and aspect ratio.
AMD’s Zen edges out 8-core, 3GHz Intel Broadwell E
AMD has shown desktop and server versions of chips using its new Zen CPU core, and to say the results…