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JPR: Workstation market behaved as expected in the second quarter of 2011
It’s been a while since the workstation market could be described as normal. All things considered, normal is fine. Completing ...
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Review: AMD Cayman-generation FirePro V7900 and FirePro V5900
The graphics arm of AMD, what we once called ATI, is clearly on the rebound. Alex Herrera takes a close ...
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Three CEOs make for an interesting August
Tech industry leaders are sending ripples through the workstation market. JPR Analyst Alex Herrera sorts it all out. By Alex ...
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AMD finally gets a new CEO
After eight months with an interim leader, AMD turns to former Lenovo COO Rory Read. Jon Peddie takes a look ...
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AMD taps Optis for open ray-tracing
The importance of highly realistic rendering drives both companies to work for a common goal of an open technology visualization ...
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Will Fusion propel AMD back into the workstation processor market?
It has been a rough few years for AMD as a player in workstations. But JPR senior analyst Alex Herrera ...
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JPR: Graphics shipments up 6.3% in second quarter; Intel increases market share
It was not a normal second quarter for both graphics chips and PC, with units shipped above normal. AMD and ...
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Intel entices Taiwan computer makers to build Ultrabooks
The MacBook Air is doing too well, and netbooks doing too poorly. Intel thinks it is time for powerful and ...
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2007: ATI, NVIDIA Reach for High Performance Computing Status
2007 was a pivotal year in the advancement of computer graphics. Both AMD and Nvidia introduced new technologies for general-purpose ...
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AMD’s amazing A to Z APU accomplishments
The last five years have been an incredible roller coaster ride for AMD, the largest rival to Intel in the ...
