Samsung is using a PowerVR SGX543 GPU inside its upcoming Exynos 5 Octa instead of its usual ARM Mali GPU.
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Intel and ARM are fighting on multiple fronts, and this is just another battle in the ongoing war. According to a benchmark carried out by Calxeda, ARM’s Cortex A9 based ECX-1000 servers could outdo Intel’s Xeon processors in performance, and Intel responded with its own results.
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Unlike what a premature listing on an online store may lead you to believe, the Surface will not cost $1000.
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Ease of use and familiarity for the user and because Microsoft can offer the desktop without affecting performance is why Sinofsky says they still have the traditional desktop in Windows on ARM.
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ARM Holdings, the company which powers your smartphone, has posted its Q4 2011 earnings. It recorded a 45% increase in operating profit and a 21% increase in revenue.
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Intel, which risks becoming irrelevant in an ARM-dominated mobile world, is betting on ultrabooks to help its revenue growth in the coming years.
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Microsoft reveals the next version of its operating system tomorrow at //build/. Here is a background on Windows 8 and some unanswered questions.
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The state of ARM in Linux kernel can still be ignored all right but we have seen how Microsoft is talking of a Windows 8 tablet now. ARM is indeed important for the future of portable and mobile computing.
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Canonical is building a 42-core ARM cluster server for building ARM packages for Ubuntu. The machine has 42 GB of RAM and 6.3 TB of storage.
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Windows 8 will have x86 and ARM versions optimized for tablets while the ARM version won’t support legacy apps.
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Intel is working on a port of Android 3.0 Honeycomb for its tablets which will be powered by Intel x86 processors. It will have tablet platforms running Windows, Android and MeeGo available soon.
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Game Changing Processor Promises 1.5 GHz and Dual Stream 1080p 3D Video for Smartphones at Ulta-Low Power Consumption
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The next version of Microsoft Windows will support low power processors such as ARM, Snapdragon known as System on Chip.
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