Showing posts with label Intel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Intel. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
What's Next 10/12/2015
What's Next: A quick look into future technology news
Memristors and or 3d Xpoint Memory:
It's hard to believe how closely associated the tech companies are with their biggest competitors. HP and Intel both claim to have new memory tech that is 1000x faster than current gadgets. but neither has produced prototypes yet. I guess we will just have to wait.
New/Old Video Games
Dhewm3 is a modern revival for fans of the original dhewm3, it utilizes the original game content while updating and fixing the engine, to fix bugs and use up to date drivers and architectures.
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
What's Next 9/23/2015
What's Next: A quick look into future technology news
New SSDs today. The Solid State Drive space continues to heat up, the main drivers of this tech are Samsung and Intel. Who both recently released new tech, but for very different markets.
Samsung Heats up the Consumer side with the 950 Pro
Image credit: Samsung
This little gumstick sized drive can write up to 1.5GB/s and read up to 2.5GB/s, fast enough to unload the entire larger 512GB drive in under 4 minutes.
Intel burns down the data center with the new Intel SSD DC P3608 PCIe NVMe
Up to 5GB/s read speeds and 850,000 iops, that's an entire DVD read in one second!
Though the Intel card is a bit steep for most takers at $3500, serious business users only it would seem.
New SSDs today. The Solid State Drive space continues to heat up, the main drivers of this tech are Samsung and Intel. Who both recently released new tech, but for very different markets.
Samsung Heats up the Consumer side with the 950 Pro
Image credit: Samsung
This little gumstick sized drive can write up to 1.5GB/s and read up to 2.5GB/s, fast enough to unload the entire larger 512GB drive in under 4 minutes.
Intel burns down the data center with the new Intel SSD DC P3608 PCIe NVMe
Up to 5GB/s read speeds and 850,000 iops, that's an entire DVD read in one second!
Though the Intel card is a bit steep for most takers at $3500, serious business users only it would seem.
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