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Tag Archives: Intel
Nvidia To Buy Arm
Fabless chipmaker Nvidia, famed for their graphic chips and bitcoin mining rigs, has agreed to buy Arm (formerly ARM) Holdings from current owner Softbank for $40 billion. Arm had $1.9 billion in revenue in 2019, and over 22 billion chips … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Apple, ARM, business, Intel, mergers, Nvidia, Semiconductors, Softbank, technology
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Nvidia Surpasses Intel In Market Cap
This is some crazy news: Nvidia Corp. NVDA, 2.38% surpassed Intel Corp. INTC, -1.38% as the largest U.S. chip maker by market cap for the first time on Wednesday. Nvidia shares closed up 3.5% at $408.64, giving it a market … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Uncategorized
Tagged AMD, Apple, economy, GPU, Intel, Nvidia, Semiconductors, technology, TSMC
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Apple Dumps Intel
Apple just announced that its Macintosh PC line will be moving from Intel CPUs to its own chip designs. Apple today announced it will transition the Mac to its world-class custom silicon to deliver industry-leading performance and powerful new technologies. … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Uncategorized
Tagged Apple Computer, ARM, Intel, Rosetta 2, Semiconductors, Taiwan, technology, TSMC
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LinkSwarm for April 24, 2020
Welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! It turns out that the Wuhan coronavirus has more tricks up its sleeve than we thought: We knew about the viral pneumonia, but not about the blood clotting: Craig Coopersmith was up early that morning … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Albert Ho, Andrew Cuomo, Apple Computer, Austin, Baldev Singh, Baltimore, Bangladesh, Boston, Center for Disease Control, China, Communism, coronavirus, Crime, Democrats, Devo, Foreign Policy, George Stephanopoulos, homeless, Hong Kong, Intel, Iran, Islam, Jimmy Lai, Jonathan Kay, Karen Whitsett, Kurt Schlichter, Lee Cheuk-yan, Leung Kwok-hung, LinkSwarm, Margaret Ng, Martin Lee, Nancy Pelosi, New York City, pandemic, polls, restaurants, Semiconductors, Shuanghui International Holdings, Smithfield Foods, South Dakota, TSMC, Voter Fraud, Williamson County, Wuhan
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LinkSwarm for April 19, 2019
Happy Good Friday! Yesterday was a very good Thursday for President Donald Trump, and a very bad one for the media outlets that lied about the Russian Collusion fantasy for two years. After the Mueller Report release, Democratic House Majority … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Guns, Media Watch, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Apple Computer, Arabella Advisors, Camille Paglia, CNN, Communism, Crime, Cuba, Dallas, Dan Crenshaw, Democrats, drugs, Eric Kessler, Foreign Policy, Greg Abbott, Guns, Ilhan Omar, Intel, John Creuzot, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, MS-13, New IRA, New York City, New York Times, Nicolas Maduro, Northern Ireland, NXIVM Sex Cult, Obituary, Project Veritas, public housing, Qualcomm, Robert Mueller, Social Justice Warriors, Steny Hoyer, Texas, unions, Venezuela, Washington Post, Welfare State
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Semiconductor Update: GlobalFoundries Gives Up On 7nm​
GlobalFoundries has given up work on their 7nm process node. This is a direct result of AMD choosing TSMC over GlobalFoundries to fab their next generation microprocessor. GlobalFounderies was always something of an odd duck. It was spun out from … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy
Tagged Abu Dhabi, AMD, Economics, Foreign Policy, GlobalFoundries, Intel, Semiconductors, Taiwan, technology, TSMC, UMC
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LinkSwarm for January 5, 2018
Happy New Year! How Donald Trump is restoring the S-curve. What it’s like to be a New York Times reporter during the war on terror: Success as a reporter on the CIA beat inevitably meant finding out government secrets, and … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Texas, unions
Tagged Atkins, Border Controls, Borepatch, business, censorship, Crime, Darian Ward, data security, Dave Chappelle, Democrats, Donald Trump, Germany, Houston, Intel, James Risen, Jeff Sessions, LinkSwarm, Louis C.K., marijuana, North Korea, Scott Adams, Sylvester Turner, Tax Reform, technology
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