We regret to inform you that we won't be podcasting next week, so we encourage you to watch this week's episode repeatedly until we return. Make different comments for separate viewings. This…
Read MoreRyan may not be back this week, but I'm sure viewers won't tune out in droves. Right? Right?? Hello??? No one left, eh? Well, we did a podcast anyway. So much ARM,…
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ARM have always supported the work of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, after all it is their chips which power the exceptionally popular tiny computer. The relationship was never officially consummated however, at…
Read MoreRyan is back! At least, this week. As a guest. But he's BACK, darn it. We talked about stuff. M3. Qualcomm. ARM. So much financial. Citrix (lack of) security and HW reqs…
Read MoreIt was another week of news, rumors, game releases, four-year-old GPUs becoming irrelevant thanks to Mesh Shader support requirements, the industry freaking out about arm64 and declaring the death of x86, and…
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NVIDIA has had quite a week, both announcing a partnership with ARM and discovering the grace period that the US Government gave them for sales of AI chips in China no longer…
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Intel recently divested shares of their IMS Nanofabrication company, which designs and produces the photomasks required to fabricate chips. The original sale of 20% of the company was to Bain Capital and…
Read MoreWe're back with a podcast that's BIGGER and possibly BETTER than ever before. We talk about the latest news and rumors, and Kent goes absolutely crazy in his quest to tame the…
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Ars Technica looked at the inception of Acorn to provide the BBC with a computer chip that could do more than any other single chip in existence in the form of…
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Qualcomm seems to be looking for a new fight, after their war against Apple more or less ended. The first hint was that they were first in line to claim that…
Read MoreWe're back after a week off - and there's been a ton of news in the meantime.Prepare yourself for some very long form content as we talk about AMD Ryzen 7000…
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It is currently estimated that there are about 100 billion ARM-based chips operating in the world right now, not quite enough to give every ant one, but ARM is certainly...
Read MoreIt may seem like the year is half over already (because it is), but things are just starting to heat up (because it's summer). And if you thought Intel's Arc A380 was…
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The deal between NVIDIA and ARM may have fallen through but that doesn't mean no one else is interested, as SK Hynix vice chairman and co-CEO Park Jung-ho has revealed. SK Hynix…
Read MoreAMD finishes buying Xilinx, we review the Fractal Torrent Nano case and the Corsair K70 RGB Pro keyboard, malware talk and gaming quick hits + ruined NAND, Nvidia financials, and no more…
Read MoreAMD Sets all time market share, Nvidia is not getting ARM'd, Intel making big investment in RISC-V, more Malware! Sound Blaster X4, "Random" things, Be Quiet! Pure Power 11 discussion and some…
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The soap opera continues, but is going back to an old story line. NVIDIA has decided to withdraw their offer to buy ARM, rather than continue to spend money working...
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It has been a year since NVIDIA made a $40 billion offer to purchase ARM and some time since we have seen an update on the challenges NVIDIA's purchase of ARM is…
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