Intel brings Avoton SOC for micro-servers in 2013

June 21, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Intel has a new Atom-soc for small servers revealed. The Avoton is manufactured at 22nm, Intel will 3D Tri-Gate transistors and must contain the Centerton-system on a chip, in the second half of this year released, follow.

Intel sees a growing market for servers with small, fuel-efficient chips and custom slide Atoms, in addition to its Xeon chips forward for so-called micro-servers.   Jason Waxman, Intel’s Cloud Infrastructure Group, showed at a conference in San Francisco a new roadmap showing the Atom Avoton. [Read more...]

Filed Under: Intel Tagged With: , , ,

Intel introduces new ultra-low-voltage Ivy Bridge CPUs: Using the MacBook Air update?

June 6, 2012 by Leave a Comment

The use of Intel’s Ivy Bridge CPUs in the next generation is considered relatively safe. The long-awaited update of the MacBook Pro range is expected for the WWDC 2012th On Tuesday, Intel now 14 new Ivy Bridge chips before. in four of them it was ultra-low voltage models, the well, by its nature would be for an upcoming update of the Air MaBook suitable range. [Read more...]

Filed Under: Intel, Mac News Tagged With: , , , , , , ,

Lenovo to Unleash the new IdeaTab with a 9.7-inch Screen

April 14, 2012 by Leave a Comment

IdeaTab S2109 will don Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), Unibody Shell and Gunmetal Finish

Lenovo have finally unleashed IdeaTab s2109, a new 9.7-inch tablet.

The S2109 is just about as thin as the iPad, at 8.9mm, and has a similar unibody shell, however, this one has a gunmetal finish. The new IdeaTab run with a 1024 by 768 IPS screen resolution [Read more...]

Filed Under: Intel, Tech News Tagged With: ,

Intel Thunderbolt Fiber Optic Cables Coming LaterThis Year

March 13, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Intel Thunderbolt Fiber Optic Cables

Intel fiber optical cables, next generation connectivity will beginning to upgrade this year, according to IDG. Thunderbolt technology can increase further, the current interfaces can handle optical cables that data quickly over long distances to transport than  current copper cables.  Thunderbolt was introduced over a year ago. Apple has apparently seen the same benefits that can offer the Thunderbolt. But even if 10Gb/sek. are impressive, you can get out with Thunderbolt optical cables much longer than with the current of copper, said Dave Salvator, Intel spokesman.

[Read more...]

Filed Under: Intel, Tech News Tagged With: , , ,
histats.com