Intel hasn’t been able to quit their 14nm process since it was originally introduced in 2014. But Anandtech reports that Coffee Lake-based NUCs are now available in major retail channels, signaling a significant change for the company.
The Haiku beta release has been a long time coming. The alpha was originally released in 2009. Nine years later, does the beta have the features to make it worth the wait? For those wanting to revive the glory days of BeOS, it’s tempting.
AWS announced the availability of new EC2 instances powered by a Amazon-developed ARM processor called Graviton. But it turns out the company originally approached AMD to produce the CPU.
The Gestalt IT Rundown is getting back to work after the long holiday weekend. This week Tom Hollingsworth and Rich Stroffolino discuss the news from AWS re:Invent and the other top IT news.
Germany has published a draft outline security rules for SOHO routers. We dig into some of the peculiarities of the rules, and what might have been left out.
Amazon launched a new cloud service, AWS RoboMaker. This provides a central platform to develop, test, and deploy robotics applications. Perhaps more importantly, it provides easy integration for other AWS services into those robot apps.
Need to do some neural network inferencing on the edge? Intel just released the Intel Neural Compute Stick 2, a $99 USB-powered device with a 16-core vision processing unit.
AMD returned to the data center CPU market in a big way with their Epyc platform in 2017. But what about competing with Nvidia on the GPU side? The release of the Vega 20-based Radeon Instinct cards signals that AMD is ready to try.
The Raspberry Pi Foundation released a new SoC, the Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+. For $25, this little board gives you a quad-core ARM processor and dual-band 802.11ac.
Drobo and Nexsan were recently swallowed up by a new company: StorCentric. In this video, CTO Gary Watson discusses how the two parts help to offer a true edge to core storage experience for customers, and what technology the two companies can lend each other going forward.
