Intel kills off Nervana's NNP-T chip in favor of Habana processors
And NNP-I will soon follow
News - Chips
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AMD sees revenue jump of almost 50 percent
And increase its cash position to $1.5 billion
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Google offers IBM Power Systems on its cloud
Thought they were rivals?
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Intel buys Israeli AI chip firm Habana Labs for $2bn
Will remain an independent business
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Apple sues Nuvia founder, claims ex-employee broke contract
Apple says he "exploited" his high position to "secretly" work on his own company
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Huawei unveils motherboards for Arm processors
New desktop version of Kunpeng could arrive soon.
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AWS announces new Arm CPU and dedicated inference chip
Graviton2 and Inferentia
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Fujitsu launches single-socket Epyc server rack
Just in time for Christmas
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AWS readies new Arm-based server chip
Touted as 20 percent faster than its first-gen Arm server chip
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Intel details Ponte Vecchio GPU and Nervana Network Processors
It has been a busy week for Intel
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Cray to offer supercomputers with Fujitsu A64FX Arm processors from 2020
The exascale era is here
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Microsoft's Azure Quantum brings 1QBit, Honeywell, IonQ, and QCI to the cloud
Quantum computing takes a quantum leap
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Oracle has a $40m stake in Arm start-up Ampere
Ampere's CEO is an Oracle board member
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Alibaba to offer its own AI inferencing chip on the cloud
Joining Google, Facebook and Amazon in deploying its own hardware
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Cerebras unveils world's largest computer chip
15kW, wafer-scale AI prototype will need revolutionary cooling too
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AMD launches 2nd gen Epyc server CPU, signs Google and Twitter as customers
Data centers are set to get more Epyc
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Xilinx closes Solarflare acquisition
SmartNIC move
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Alibaba develops its first AI and IoT chip, based on RISC-V architecture
Helping decrease China's dependence on foreign-designed chips
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Intel releases neuromorphic chip to the wider research community, announces Pohoiki Beach
Brain-inspired tech aims for the Edge
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Cisco to acquire Acacia Communications for $2.6 billion
The deal is expected to close halfway through 2020
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DCD Magazine out now: Phase-change memory and the quest to escape von Neumann's bottleneck
A deep dive into the future of deep learning, for your delectation
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US trade blacklist adds Chinese supercomputing companies
Sugon, Hygon and more hit by ban
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Nvidia to fully support Arm, says platform has "reached a tipping point" for HPC adoption
GPU company wants a piece of Europe and Japan's exascale initiatives
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Intel to acquire programmable chipmaker Barefoot Networks
The deal is expected to close in the third quarter of 2019
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Arm makes "substantial investment" in Marvell ThunderX development
X marks the spot
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European Processor Initiative delivers first architectural designs to the European Commission
Europe's RISC-V chip for exascale gets closer
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Chinese researchers develop 3nm transistors
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