Recent #CPUs news in the semiconductor industry

4 months ago

➀ The article discusses the rumored increase in core count for AMD's upcoming Ryzen CPUs, potentially reaching 32 cores with Zen 6 Medusa Ridge architecture.

➁ The information is based on leaks suggesting a dual-chiplet processor configuration with 24 cores and 96MB of L3 cache, or a single chiplet with 32 cores and 64MB of L3 cache.

➂ The article notes that these details are preliminary and based on speculation, with processors expected to be released next year.

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5 months ago

➀ AMD in Q4 2024 posted impressive financial results, with its client and datacenter CPUs driving the growth.

➁ The company's datacenter business achieved a 69% YoY increase in net revenue, marking a milestone as it outsold Intel in the datacenter space for the first time.

➂ However, AMD's gaming business struggled with a significant decline in revenue and operating income, mainly due to lower sales of Radeon discrete GPUs and system-on-chips for game consoles.

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6 months ago
➀ SpacemiT introduces the VitalStone V100 with up to 64 RISC-V cores; ➁ The processor is based on OpenC910 project design and is made on a 12nm process technology; ➂ Each core achieves a SPEC CINT2006 integer score of 9, placing it on par with older processors like the Intel Xeon E5520 and AMD Opteron 6212 but with a higher core count.
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7 months ago
➀ Qualcomm has won a legal battle against Arm Holdings, with the jury concluding that it did not violate its architecture license agreement and technology license agreement by acquiring Nuvia and using its IP in Snapdragon X processors. ➁ The jury was unable to decide whether Nuvia, which was acquired by Qualcomm, violated its licensing terms with Arm. ➂ The decision leaves open the possibility of a retrial or further negotiations.
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