Can Itanium go from zero to hero?
Would a change of name help to clarify the versatile Itanium chip's role in the minds of IT managers?
If Intel changed the name of the Itanium to the Chameleon, would its reputation among buyers and commentators change for the better? What sparked this odd train of thought was an announcement last week...
Chips and Components
Huawei unveils Kirin 990 5G, the world's first all-in-one 5G system-on-a-chip
Huawei's 5G chipset is made by TSMC using its latest 7nm manufacturing process
Intel claims Cascade Lake-X will be twice as fast as Skylake-X, and outperform second-gen AMD Theadripper
Intel claims Cascade Lake-X will offer better price per pound than AMD Threadripper
Intel unveils 'Spring Hill' - its first artificial intelligence chip
Facebook has already started using Intel's new 'Spring Hill' AI chip, according to Intel
Second-gen AMD Epyc CPUs have broken 11 performance world records, claims Gigabyte
New AMD Epyc benchmarks indicates that Intel has a big fight on its hands in the data centre
AMD to return to high-end graphics cards with 2020 release of 'Nvidia killer' Navi 23
AMD is planning a series of Navi-based GPUs in 2020 - including a return to the high-end of the graphics card market
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