Just as Intel’s (NASDAQ: INTC) CEO Brian Krzanich opens the regular staff meetings before a dramatically reduced IDF2015 Shenzhen conference, it is a good time to review how …
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AMD has long struggled to build respectable hardware wins in mobile, and MediaTek has struggled to build a high-end SoC. This might be a match made in heaven.
AMD will may offer an entirely new lineup of GPUs this year.
The Liquid VR SDK promises to makes the VR experience much more smooth.
AMD suggests developers focus on Direct X 12 or OpenGL instead.
According to one report, DirectX 12 will support Explicit Asynchronous Multi-GPU capabilities across different manufacturers’ GPUs.
The integrated GPU on the A10-7850K is found to be significantly better than Intel’s HD 4600.
AMD wants to make Catalyst lighter on the CPU side.
AMD’s new APU geared for laptops and low-power desktops offers big power savings over Kaveri thanks to the new Excavator core.
Earlier rumors pointed to an outright takeover of AMD by China’s BLX. While there is a China element to AMD’s future, it’s in something more subtle than an outright takeover.
AMD’s next-generation Radeon 300 series cards are rumored to feature a much faster memory standard.
AMD is cashing in on Nvidia’s woes with the GTX 970 by offering the R9 290X for under $300.
With the R9 290X Tri-X edition, the focus is on maximizing cooling during intensive workloads.
AMD misses Wall Street expectations, but posts otherwise stable year end and quarter.
Lisa Su faces another challenge as CEO of AMD as three key executives leave the company.
With CES right around the corner and the industry’s marketing efforts going into overdrive, what is it that we will likely see next week?
