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TechNews - Russia Plans Replacing Intel and AMD - tech
(hx) 01:56 AM CEST - Jun,23 2014 - Post a comment / read (2)
  • AMD teases new FX desktop chip - Roy Taylor, AMD's VP of Global Channel Sales, tweeted this picture Unfortunately, the picture is too blurry to show the specs on the side of the box. Based on the included liquid cooler, though, I suspect this might be another one of those high-end FX-9000-series chips with 220W thermal envelopes.
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  • Russia Plans Replacing Intel and AMD Chips with Domestic Brand - Russia has let it be known that it will be replacing Intel and AMD processors in government operated computers and replacing them with home-grown Baikal computer chips. The first products will be Baikal M and M/S chips, designed on the basis of 64-bit nucleus Cortex A-57 made by UK company ARM, with frequency of 2 gigahertz for personal computers and micro servers. The Baikal chips will be installed on computers of government bodies and in state-run firms, which purchase some 700,000 personal computers annually worth $500 million and 300,000 servers worth $800 million. The total volume of the market amounts to about 5 million devices worth $3.5 billion.
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  • SanDisk Extreme Pro SSD (240GB, 480GB & 960GB) Review: The Fastest Just Got Faster - SanDisk dumps the 120GB model from the Extreme Pro lineup but adds a 960GB one. This move makes sense because 120GB cannot provide the same level of performance due to the lack of NAND but also falling NAND prices have made 1TB-class SSDs affordable for consumers. I am a bit surprised that SanDisk has decided to use 64Gbit parts in all models because usually 1TB-class SSDs have required the use of bigger 128Gbit dies. I guess it helps that the page size is 16KB for the 64Gbit part too because the main problem with high capacity SSDs is that when you double the capacity, the amount of pages you need to track doubles as well. With both 64Gbit and 128Gbit parts having the same page size, the issue is pretty much neutralized as long as the controller and firmware can talk to that many NAND die (this is where having your own firmware team helps).
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  • Digital Detox at Camp Grounded - Not being attached to electronic devices is not apparently a luxury people will pay money for.
  • Twitter Hit with Class Action Suit Over Automated Texts - A consumer filed a class action lawsuit against Twitter this week for sending her unsolicited text messages. Beverly Nunes claims she never used Twitter, but began to receive marketing messages via Twitter's short code service. The problem affects recycled or reassigned phone numbers, which Twitter is supposed to monitor and remove from its marketing. Nunes received messages that were intended for the previous owner of her phone number. Further, Nunes claims Twitter isn't respecting consumers' wish to stop receiving such messages, which are supposed to cease once a consumer replies with "stop" or "unsubscribe." The class action suit wants Twitter to pay $500 for each offending text message under the penalties set forth in the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, which prohibits automated--or robo--calling. The lawsuit is pursuing a total of $5 million in damages. Twitter has not yet responded publicly.
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  • Game of Thrones Season 4 effects - This clip from Game of Thrones showing how, in real-time, how CGI is used to manipulate a scene.
  • Every On-Screen Death In 'Game Of Thrones,' Season 4 - And so another season ends, bringing the on-screen body count to 5,334. Another (a little different) video can be found here
  • The Best Video Game Trailers of All Time - Geek has put together a few of what they call the best video game trailers of all time and that a tall order considering the sheer volume of trailers and the quality of many of them out there. Give it a look and see if you agree with their selections and feel free to add your favorites to the list.
  • Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Official Final Trailer - check it out
  • This Might Be The Most Childish Supercut Of All Time - Yes, this is Arnold Schwarzenegger in his various film roles, edited to make it seem like he's extremely flatulent. We tried hard not to laugh but it didn't work and now we feel like a bunch of kindergarteners.
  • Dear White People Teaser Trailer - In Theaters Oct. 17 - It's safe to say this movie has something to do with the portrayal of race by Hollywood. Beyond that, I have no idea what this is about.
  • Animation - Great World Cup Goals by Richard Swarbrick - Here's a really neat illustration of some of the best goals across World Cup history.
  • These Guys Are Better At Dancing To Beyonce In Heels Than Most Women - OMFG!
  • Supersonic Ping Pong Ball Going Through Paddle - Here's footage shot at 30,000 frames per second of a ping pong ball ripping through a ping pong paddle at supersonic speed.
  • Lithium Battery Explodes In Slow Motion - Chances are that you'll never have to see a lithium battery explode. If you did, however, this is what it would look like with the aid of a blowtorch.
  • Attempt At World's Longest Car Jump Doesn't Go According To Plan - Guerlain Chicherit was attempting to beat the record for the world's longest car jump when things went very wrong. Chicherit fortunately survived the incident.
  • Drone Captures 110-Foot Yacht On Fire - That's one way to dispose of a small fortune.
  • The Best Way To Teach Your Daughter Not To Lie - Every kid wishes they were older, and that's fine. But don't lie to your mom about getting your first period.
  • The Best Fails Of The Week - check it out
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  • Sit back and watch some giant bubbles popping in slow motion - Sit back and watch some giant bubbles popping in slow motion.
  • Human Beings Can Be So Awful Sometimes - Take a look :-)
  • Genevieve Morton Boobs in Nathan Paul Summer 2014 - The rise of Victoria's Secret and Sports Illustrated photography sessions has been a huge boon for hot girls in South Africa. While these young women used to be limited to lives as the trophy wives of wealthy blood diamond purveyors and members of secret Afrikaner purity death squads, they can now rise to the level of international models and celebrities.
  • Gisele Bundchen Will Hand Over The World Cup - If a footballer ever needed more encouragement to win the World Cup, here's an extra one. Brazilian supermodel and overall sexy-as-fuck babe, Gisele Bundchen, will hand over the 2014 World Cup.
  • Hottest Babes on the Internet #39 - Which one is hottest? ;-)
last 10 comments:
Csimbi(12:13 PM CEST - Jun,23 2014 )
quote:
Russia Plans Replacing Intel and AMD Chips with Domestic Brand
With the ever-growing list of US regulations (since the 80s?) there are quite a few backdoors in pretty much anything by now.
I'm surprised that it took so long for the Russians to figure that out; they are generally great programmers.
I guess the Chinese will follow soon.
In that case, the obvious choice for the customer would be: buy the Chinese hardware with Russian firmware and run US OS on top of it.

Ozieo(03:01 PM CEST - Jun,23 2014 )
None of these "babes" are hot.
Cheap they are. Hot ? they're not.

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