Intel Larrabee Post-Mortem by Tom Forsyth
Tom Forsyth, who is currently at Oculus, was once on the core Larrabee team at Intel. Just prior to Intel's IDF conference in San Francisco, which Ryan is at and covering as…
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Tag: Xeon Phi
That old chestnut again? Intel compares their current gen hardware against older NVIDIA kit
There is a spat going on between Intel and NVIDIA over the slide below, as you can read about over at Ars Technica. It seems that Intel have reached into the industries…
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James Reinders Leaving Intel and What It Means
Intel's recent restructure had a much broader impact than I originally believed. Beyond the large number of employees who will lose their jobs, we're...
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Intel Launches Knights Landing-based Xeon Phi AIBs
The add-in board version of the Xeon Phi has just launched, which Intel aims at supercomputing audiences. They also announced that this product will be available as a socketed processor that is…
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Learn a bit more about Knights Landing
Today a bit more information about Intel's upcoming Knights Landing platform appeared at The Register. The 60 core and 240 thread figure is quoted once again though now we know...
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Intel AVX-512 Expanded
It is difficult to know what is actually new information in this Intel blog post, but it is interesting none-the-less. Its topic is the AVX-512 extension to x86, designed for...
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Podcast #307 – EVGA Torq X10 Mouse, Samsung 850 Pro, OCZ RevoDrive 350 and more!
PC Perspective Podcast #307 - 07/03/2014 Join us this week as we discuss the EVGA Torq X10 Mouse, Samsung 850 Pro, OCZ RevoDrive 350 and more! You can…
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Intel’s Knights Landing (Xeon Phi, 2015) Details
Anandtech has just published a large editorial detailing Intel's Knights Landing. Mostly, it is stuff that we already knew from previous announcements and leaks, such as one by...
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Intel Xeon Phi to get Serious Refresh in 2015?
Intel was testing the waters with their Xeon Phi co-processor. Based on...
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Intel claims Knight’s Landing will slay HUMA and bare all CUDA’s flaws
Intel has been talking up the Xeon Phi, first of the Knight's Landing chips which shall arrive in the not too distant future. This new architecture is touted to bring...
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Dell Unveils New T3610, T5610, and T7610 Workstations
Along with the release of new mobile workstations, Dell announced three new desktop workstations. Specifically, Dell is launching the T3610, T5610, and T7610 PC workstations under its Precision series. The...
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The Titan’s Overthrown. Tianhe-2 Supercomputer New #1
The National Supercomputer Center in Guangzho, China, will host the the world's fastest supercomputer by the end of the year. The Tianhe-2, English: "Milky Way-2", is...
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Inspur Readies Tianhe-2 Supercomputer With 54 Petaflop Theoretical Peak Performance
A powerful new supercomputer constructed by Chinese company Inspur is currently in testing at the National University of Defense Technology. Called the Tianhe-2, the new supercomputer has 16,000 compute nodes...
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AMD’s new FirePro S10000 sports two GPUs
AMD's new Tahiti based FirePro S10000 sports a little more than just a GPU upgrade it sports two GPU updates as this is a dual GPU card. According to The...
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Fee PHI fo fum; Intel changes the smell of a Pentium
The Register is back with more information from Hot Chips about Intel's Xeon Phi coprocessor, which seems to be much more than just a GPU in drag. Inside the shell...
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A lot of little Phi coprocessors lightens the load
The Xeon Phi is not Larrabee but it does give a chance to remind people that Intel did at one time swear we would be seeing huge results from a lot of…
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Intel Introduces Xeon Phi: Larrabee Unleashed
Intel does not respond well when asked about Larabee. Though Intel has received a lot of bad press from the gaming community about what they were trying to do, that does not…
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