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Adoption of DDR4 memory facing delays
The memory market is feeling the effects of a fall in PC shipments with the subsequent stabilisation of DRAM prices, which industry observers say will delay the wide adoption of the upcoming DRAM called DDR4.
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Gartner: In-memory computing hits mainstream
In-memory computing is "racing towards mainstream adoption", according to analyst firm Gartner.
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Nvidia to speed up graphics processors with Maxwell, Volta
Nvidia wants graphics processors to create avatars with realistic human faces, and power visual searches in which images can be identified to produce matching search results.
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Lenovo ThinkPad update slashes weight
Lenovo is updating the design of its ThinkPad laptops to keep them up-to-date in a market where computers are getting thinner and lighter at a fast rate.
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Prices of DRAM expected to stabilise, NAND to fall
After multiple years of double-digit drops, prices for DRAM could stabilise as demand exceeds supply and the number of memory makers dwindles, a research analyst for IC Insights said this week.
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Buffalo sets February launch date for 'world's fastest' external PC hard drive
Buffalo Technology has set the end of this month as the launch date for its DriveStation DDR external hard disk enclosure, which uses a 1GB DRAM cache to achieve what Buffalo says is the world's fastest transfer speed.
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Intel releases SSD cache acceleration software for Linux servers
Intel today released its Cache Acceleration Software for applications running on SSDs inside Linux servers.
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Micron 1TB SSD slashes average per gigabyte pricing
Micron has unveiled its first terabyte-sized solid-state drive (SSD) for consumers, the Crucial M500, which will sell for under $600, well below the average price per gigabyte.
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Toshiba developing MRAM for smartphone processors
Toshiba has developed a low-power, high-speed version of MRAM memory that it says can cut power consumption in mobile CPUs by two-thirds.
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Samsung reports record profit on strong Galaxy S III, Note 2 sales
Samsung Electronics said today that net profit nearly doubled in the third quarter on strong sales of its Galaxy S III and Note 2, which also boosted results in its component business.
