➀ Arm has given Qualcomm 60 days notice of cancellation of its architectural licence; ➁ The move follows a three-year legal battle over Qualcomm's acquisition of Nuvia; ➂ Arm argues that the licence does not cover Nuvia designs before the acquisition and that Qualcomm should have sought permission for the transfer.
Recent #Intel news in the semiconductor industry
➀ Linus Torvalds expresses frustration with 'buggy hardware' from Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA; ➁ Blames them for vulnerabilities; ➂ Calls for accountability in hardware issues
➀ ORIGIN PC has unveiled the NSL-14 and NSL-16; ➁ Both laptops are powered by the Intel Core Ultra 7 processor; ➂ The NSL-14 features a 14-inch display and the NSL-16 has a 16-inch display with 144Hz refresh rate.
➀ ASUS launches Thunderbolt 5 add-in card with up to 120Gbps bandwidth; ➁ Supports DisplayPort 2.1 with PCIe 4.0 interface; ➂ Features single 6-pin PCIe power connector and up to 130W USB-PD support.
➀ Intel's new Core Ultra 9 285K processor loses in gaming performance to the Core i9-14900K, 13900K, AMD Ryzen 9 9950X, 7800X3D, and even the Ryzen 7 7700X; ➁ The performance of the Core Ultra 9 285K against its predecessors and competitors is discussed; ➂ Issues with the Arrow Lake architecture and potential hardware flaws are mentioned.
➀ The IEDM 2024 conference will be held in San Francisco from December 7th to 11th; ➁ Focus on AI, TSMC's 2nm Logic Platform, and Intel's extreme scaled transistors; ➂ Reflect on 70 years of IEDM history and explore advanced packaging, power transistors, and brain/electronics interfaces.
➀ Asus shares official die shots of the Core Ultra 9 285K; ➁ Intel's Arrow Lake architecture and 3D Foveros packaging technology; ➂ Detailed breakdown of each tile's layout and functionality
➀ Intel has approached Samsung to explore a 'foundry alliance';
➁ As TSMC's dominance in the foundry industry grows, Intel and Samsung are seen as potential challengers;
➂ A high-ranking Intel official recently requested a meeting with Samsung's top management to discuss comprehensive collaboration in the foundry sector.
➀ Explore the differences between Intel K and non-K processors; ➁ Understand the implications of overclocking; ➂ Compare performance, price, and cooling requirements
➀ Samsung Foundry faces challenges as it delays EUV orders; ➁ The low yields of Samsung's 3nm and 2nm processes may have led to cancelled orders; ➂ Samsung's pushback on equipment deliveries may impact its leading-edge foundry capability.
➀ The background of Intel OCSP: The server market is highly competitive with significant pressure on small and medium-sized brands, and profits of large manufacturers are thin.
➁ The初衷 and goals of Intel OCSP: To help small manufacturers reduce development pressure and deepen the Intel server ecosystem.
➂ The scope and objectives of Intel OCSP: To define open standards for server components like cases, power supplies, motherboards, etc., to build a healthy server component ecosystem in China.
➀ Intel and AMD have formed the 'x86 Advisory Group' to counter Arm.
➁ Cloud firms like AWS are developing their own Arm processors, lowering costs and increasing flexibility.
➂ Intel and AMD have responded with high-core-count processors, but cloud firms are continuing to develop their own Arm processors.
➀ Intel's Arc Battlemage GPU leaks reveal the G31 and G21 SKUs with expected performance levels; ➁ AIBs show little interest in Arc, with AMD reportedly pushing Ryzen + RDNA 4 bundles; ➂ Intel faces challenges with Battlemage, including budget constraints and competition with RDNA 4.
➀ Intel's next-gen 2027 processor release is teased with Griffin Cove as a 'Unified Core'; ➁ E-Cores are eliminated from desktop CPUs; ➂ The roadmap for Intel's processors up to 2027 is outlined.
➀ The article reveals the internal details of the failure of Intel's Itanium processor;
➁ It discusses how Intel's insistence on releasing x64 versions of Itanium CPUs could have led to victory in the x86-64 domain over AMD;
➂ The article highlights the importance of backward compatibility in the PC market and how Itanium's pure 64-bit architecture hindered its market performance;
➃ It describes the role of former Intel Chief x86 Architect, Robert Colwell, in the development of the Pentium 4 CPU and the challenges he faced with Intel's management.
➀ The Core Ultra 9 285 is a 24-core processor with 8 P-cores and 16 E-cores; ➁ It has a 5.6GHz turbo clock and a 65W TDP; ➂ The non-K model lacks an unlocked multiplier and has a lower TDP compared to the 285K version; ➃ The Core Ultra 9 285 achieved a single-core score of 3,245 and a multi-core score of 20,078 on Geekbench.
➀ Supermicro showcases its next-generation 4U AI platform, the SYS-422GA-NBRT-LCC, at OCP 2024. The platform features liquid cooling, PCIe switches integration, and improved serviceability. ➁ The new machine integrates the NVIDIA HGX B200 with Intel Xeon 6900P series processors. ➂ Supermicro highlights innovations such as liquid-cooled PCIe switches and removable power supply modules for better system management and serviceability.
➀ Intel is facing accusations of product vulnerabilities and security breaches, with China's Cybersecurity Association suggesting a cybersecurity review of its products sold in China.
➁ Intel's revenue has been declining, with a significant portion coming from the Chinese market.
➂ The company has been struggling with the competition in the CPU market and the lack of growth in new markets like AI chips.
➃ Intel's manufacturing technology has fallen behind, leading to increased costs and decreased performance compared to competitors like TSMC.
➄ Intel's market value has halved, and the company is facing challenges in new business expansion.
➀ The unreleased Core Ultra 200S CPU (codenamed Arrow Lake) has been delidded, revealing significant architectural changes by Intel; ➁ Arrow Lake features chiplets, with a compute tile, GPU tile, SOC tile, I/O tile, and a dummy tile; ➂ The new LGA 1851 socket is 9% larger than LGA 1700 and offers better CPU temperatures.
➀ The EU ordered Intel to repay a $1 billion fine plus interest for anti-competitive practices; ➁ The EU accused Intel of paying manufacturers and retailers to restrict competitors' product commercialization and delaying AMD product launches; ➂ Intel denied the allegations, stating that there were no conditions attached to the rebates and no attempts to delay AMD product launches.