From EETimes: A3Cube Inc. has developed a network interface card that uses a variation of PCI Express to create large computer systems with lower latency than InfiniBand. The startup said its Ronnie Express technology in an FPGA implementation is connecting 128 servers with a 100-nanosecond latency...
From PC World: Japan’s top government spokesman said authorities are gathering information on the situation at Tokyo-based Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox, where trading halted amid concerns that hundreds of millions of dollars worth of bitcoin are missing.
“The relevant agencies and ministries such as...
From DailyTech: T-Mobile USA, America's fourth largest carrier announced its Q4 2013 earnings on Tuesday.
The 67 percent Deutsche Telekom AG (ETR:DTE) owned cell phone service provider was closely scrutinized, after beating market leader Verizon Wireless (now a wholly owned subsidiary of Verizon...
From DailyTech: Yesterday, Intel Corp. (INTC) created a stir when it rolled out its long-awaited 22 nanometer smartphone processor. Aside from the OEMs, no one knows quite for sure whether those chips will actually make it into the smartphones the majority of us will use.
But yesterday we also saw...
It has only been a few weeks since Chinese New Year, but there were certainly some unforgettable moments for me this year. Let's be honest, most years, I just scrape by, collecting Red Pockets and dishing out the standard Chinese greetings to friends and family. However, this year some interesting things happened. It all started a few days before Chinese New Year, when I was on campus hanging out with a few of my friends. While hanging out in the...
From EETimes: Samsung announced the next generation of its flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S5, at the Mobile World Conference in Barcelona. The handset is designed to be a sleek companion to Samsung's new family of wearable devices.
"Consumers want durable design and performance," JK Shin, Samsung...
From PC World: Advanced Micro Devices has optimized a version of Android for tablets and PCs containing its chips, and will sell it on new PCs through retail stores in Europe.
AMD doesn’t intend that Android will replace Windows on those devices, nor will it offer a dual-boot option. Rather, it...
From DailyTech: With mobile fast-becoming the most-important type of computing in most casual consumers' lives, Intel Corp. (INTC) looked only slightly less lost last year than it had the previous several years in the mobile market.
At mid-year last year, Intel chips were found in only 0.2 percent...
From X-bit Labs: Although Microsoft Corp.’s Xbox One may be controlled using gestures thanks to Kinect motion sensor, the platform holder introduced a special media remote for the console on Thursday. The controller can control basic TV functionality as well as video playback.
The easy-to-use...
From EE Times: Spreadtrum Communications, China's leading mobile chip supplier, and Mozilla, Firefox's OS designer, have teamed up to storm the world's emerging markets with a $25 smartphone -- its startling low cost enabled by web technologies.
The two companies said they have completed the...
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