Intel has agreed a deal with eASIC to develop a new breed of customised Xeon chip designed for specific workloads like security and big data that can cut the time-to-market for chips in half. Read more on “TechRadar”
High performance computing has historically been the domain of the likes of Intel, AMD and IBM, so it is indeed interesting to see that scientists have now started to consider ARM as a serious candidate. Read more on “TechRadar”
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