— -- Moore's law, the standard for advancing computing power, is still holding true 50 years later with IBM’s announcement of a prototype chip featuring transistors so thin they're 1/10 ...

Sources including IEEE Spectrum show that the WSE‑2 (Cerebras CS‑2) delivers approximately 7,500 trillion FP16 operations per ...

New leaks have hit the internet that could shed some light on what kind of chip will be powering the PS6. Coming from Moore’s ...

A growing performance gap means high-end processors often sit idle, starving for data, while relatively sluggish networks struggle to keep up. Bridging this gap will require new strategies — from ...

Moore’s Law is the theory that the number of transistors on computer chips would double every two years. The term was coined by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore in 1965.

Details have leaked concerning a powerful new AMD chip, which an insider believes is connected to Microsoft's new Xbox ...

Moore’s law refers to the principle that the quantity of transistors that fit on a microprocessor chip will double approximately every two years. While that law has largely held true, it’s no ...

U.S. Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer of New York came to Albany NanoTech on Monday to open the National Semiconductor ...

Yuri Bubily, creator of the Hydra tuning software, revealed on his official Discord that engineering samples of Zen 6-based ...

Trusted leaker KeplerL2 recently said that a newly surfaced die shot likely shows the APU for Microsoft's next-generation Xbox console. The chip, built on AMD's upcoming ...

Moore’s Law is Dead hints that each Zen 7 3D Core will have its own cache chiplet, rather than a single chiplet for the entire block. The discussion of the Zen 7 chip starts at 52:48.