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Date: Thursday, 12 Nov 2009 15:37
Well, those who wanted to see some dirty stuff are disappointed. Intel and AMD signed a settlement agreement.One thing in the agreement is that Intel will not dope benchmarks:"Intel shall not include any Artificial Performance Impairment in any Intel product or require any Third Party to include an Artificial Performance Impairment in the Third Party’s product.As used in this Section 2.3, “
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Date: Monday, 09 Nov 2009 22:46
Fun stuff to read. Like a Mafia story. Now, read my analysis back in 2005.On December 6, 2004, Intel’s Otellini emailed Intel’s Dell account representative about his concern that Dell would defect to AMD: “I had the analysts dinner tonight. One of the analysts … said he talked with Kevin [Rollins] today and Kevin told him it was ‘inevitable’ that Dell would use Opteron…” The next day, the Intel
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Date: Friday, 06 Nov 2009 18:44
The small 320GB hard drive in my desktop is getting filled, so I bought a bunch of 1TB external ones. But a small internal drive is always a limitation. So I decided to do some upgrade. And I found the simplest and probably the cheapest upgrade is to get a whole a new PC powered by AMD technologist and Windows 7.I was buying a Windows 7 Notebook (a beautiful Gateway machine powered by AMD Turion
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Date: Monday, 19 Oct 2009 19:42
Interesting stuff to read. Four companies formed a secret alliance to escape the death claw of Intel.In a presentation of 10 January 2003 on Dell rebates, [Intel Executive] outlined alist of objectives to be achieved by Intel in a high-level executive meeting withDell. This includes the following objective: "Get [Dell Senior Executive]/OOC [abbreviation used by Dell meaning Office Of the Chair
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Date: Monday, 19 Oct 2009 10:38
Most Americans cannot read and comprehend. But the news is AMD is profitable now.The idiot who wrote this can't understand plain English.http://seekingalpha.com/article/167233-amd-q3-results-approach-breakevenHe says: "Revenue of $1.39 billion was up 17.9% sequentially and down 21.4% year over year, better than management’s expectations of a slight sequential increase. However, excluding the $191
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Date: Tuesday, 13 Oct 2009 01:34
Investigation shows Intel cheated in benchmarks and the cheating boosted is benchmark numbers by up to 46%. In the duped benchmark test, Intel is ahead of AMD by 40%. Yet, in real world test, AMD is 200% of Intel.
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Date: Tuesday, 22 Sep 2009 09:41
According to this report, EC has published some internal Intel emails, with some juicy details. In response, Intel accuses the European Commission of mischaracterizing the documents.
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Date: Monday, 14 Sep 2009 10:29
Amazing, Intel followed AMD on technologies: AMD64, Direct Connect, HyperTransport, IMC, NX Bit, Multi-Core, L3 Cache, Performance/Watt, Spinning off flash business... Now it follows AMD to restructure it business units, closely mirroring AMD's effort.The only thing Intel can't copy is AMD "Asset Smart". Intel does not do SOI, and its FABs are not attractive to GLOBALFOUNDRIES.
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Date: Saturday, 12 Sep 2009 21:50
So, I bought a DELL Mini 10, with stuff like GPS built-in. Why? I had this $200 DELL gift certificate, and I had to spend it.I have to say the Mini 10 was good for the price after the $200 off. Otherwise, it is far better to buy the Gateway 11.1 inch AMD netbook with a 1.2GHZ Athlon 64 CPU.The DELL mini 10 is good enough for surfing the web and play minesweeper, the battery life is OK. But one
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Date: Tuesday, 08 Sep 2009 14:38
Abu Dhabi's ATIC are on a shopping spree to buy FABs. It has now acquired the nine FABs of Chartered and is looking for more. With the mega FABs in Dresden and New York, ATIC/GLOBALFOUNDRIES are in a roll to world FAB domination.This is smart. The dollar still worth something. And Abu Dhabi has plenty of the paper. Before the dollar bills turn into germ infested garbage worth less than pieces of
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Date: Thursday, 03 Sep 2009 12:08
Note this from Fudzilla, apparently, this is AMD's 45nm mobile CPUs with K10.5 technology. I almost regret that I bought this red notebook that makes ladies turn their heads. Hopefully, AMD will sell boxed CPUs, so I can do a quick and dirty replacement with the 45nm chip.Since AMD can do 6 cores in 40watts, we can expect these CPUs to do 7 watts single core. That's will be 4x the speed of Intel
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Date: Friday, 07 Aug 2009 20:43
European Union ombudsman P. Nikiforos Diamandouros accused EC for mishandling the guilty verdict against Intel. His reason? A Dell person said AMD processor performance was "poor."The dude is either a moron or has been bought by Intel. Of course Dell and Intel will say AMD chips are bad. But why has Intel copied every piece of AMD technology and forced its customers not to buy AMD?
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Date: Tuesday, 04 Aug 2009 16:47
My old desktop was running a Phenom X3 8450 triple core processor. The clock speed was 2.1Ghz. It was blazingly faster for running Windows XP and Windows 7.But two days ago, I noticed this Athlon II X2 245 processor running at 2.9Ghz for $66 with free shipping. As those who are educated know, this is a 45nm chip built on the K10.5 Shanghai technology. Since the total Ghz is 2x2.9 = 5.8 Ghz,
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Date: Friday, 31 Jul 2009 16:51
The Intel Pentium Su2700 CPU is a single core, 1.3GHZ core speed, 800MHZ ancient FSB CPU made on 45nm. The SU2700's heat generation is 10 watts. The AMD 200U CPU is 1GHZ with 1.6GHZ HyperTransport made on 65nm SOI, its heat production is 8 watts.Moreover, the AMD CPU uses direct connect, the memory controller is built in. The Intel one needs a separate chipset, and usually that is another 10
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Date: Friday, 24 Jul 2009 17:56
I am interested in getting something like a netbook, small and cheap. But all those Intel Atom CPUs are so toyish, they will invite laughs from educated people. In this age of 64 bit computing, the 32 bit Atom CPU is rather primitive. Coupled with low screen resolution, they look like those toy notebooks for kids to learn the alphabet.Then I found this Gateway LT3114u for just $100 more. It has a
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Date: Tuesday, 16 Jun 2009 11:53
In a recent Wired article titled "Recipe for Disaster: The Formula That Killed Wall Street", a Chinese mathematician Dr. David Li was blamed for the collapse of U.S. financial market. Now, another Chinese scholar tells you why you the small fish are screwed."We think that the GOOGLE stock may have been illegally controlled by WallStreet firms. We show that large financial institutions use small
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Date: Friday, 05 Jun 2009 16:48
It is called Many-Cores: 96 cores for a 8P configuration. Meanwhile, a Chinese firm showed a mobile phone running Windows XP on AMD's super mobile processor.
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Date: Thursday, 04 Jun 2009 16:39
Read this, Fred Pollack is touting Intel's skill in copying AMD.He failed to mention that Intel copied everything from AMD. Basically, Intel illegally bought off OEMs, locked them into Intel, and bought 8 years of time to copy AMD64+Direct Connect, which Intel named EM64T and QuickPath.It literally took Intel engineers 8 years to digest AMD's PDFs and patents, and came out with knockoffs of AMD
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Date: Monday, 01 Jun 2009 15:39
Nice, very nice score of 402. It is very nice that AMD was able to keep the 2.6Ghz six-core Istanbul at 75 watts. In comparison, Intel's 2.93Ghz Core i7 is a 130 watt beast that can fry eggs for your breakfast.
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Date: Friday, 29 May 2009 14:50
I was surprised to find that U.S. government borrowed $770 billion from China. In comparison, all the oil exporters (Saudi, UAE, etc) only lent $213 billion to the US. So, when US is deploying those nuke subs and F22s around China, it is actually using Chinese money. Who owes money is the boss. What a scheme!There is an explosion of Ponzi scheme cases like this one. The victims are usually
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