We’re waiting anxiously for the USB 3.0 to be included in most motherboards and other gadgets. We know Intel has been studying the matter hard enough to give us a viable solution. AMD and NVIDIA have been also waiting impatiently for such technology to be shared or else. As for future features we are looking at

Graphics in the mobile space are no longer relegated to the 2D-dominated gaming landscape. With nVidia throwing their hat in to the mobile computing-ring in their Tegra mobile platform, traditional processing powerhouses are treading on new ground. AMD's latest announcement has the Intel-rival ushering in a new era of 3D graphics on mobile devices -

Everybody into the pool! At least that’s what it seems like. No one is content to let Intel grab all the small mobile device chip market, so in addition to VIA Technologies and recent announcments from Nvidia and Qualcomm, we can now add AMD into those swimming around the mobile space like hungry sharks looking to gobble up a share of the market. jkkmobile is linking to an Avingnews report t

Are we going to have USB 3.0 ports available inside the upcoming laptops? We’ve been waiting for them for quite a while. Intel has draft 0.9 ready of the USB 3.0 specification for manufacturers like AMD and NVIDIA. That means that all future motherboards will have offer the same technology so there won’t by any

The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) announced Tuesday a refreshed DisplayPort 1.1a specification that includes Apples Mini DisplayPort (mDP) variant. DisplayPort (DP), is a royalty-free digital display interconnect standard put forth by the VESA and adopted by all the key players, including Nvidia, AMD, Dell, HP, Philips, Samsung, Lenovo, Nvidia, Intel, Apple, and Microsoft. VE...

NVIDIA has fallen on hard times it seems both due to licensing issues with Intel and manufacturing issues with their integrated chipsets.  ZDNet is reporting today that Intel has forced NVIDIA to halt development of its future chipsets for Intel processors, specifically Core and Nehalem series - which Apple use.  We reported on this back in August. In a somewhat related note, NVidia has ...

AMD is ready to make a move in the nettop and all-in-one PC business. The company already has a platform ready to compete against Intel’s Atom platform. The Neo has so far remained pretty quiet but AMD is apparently going to use it in future nettops and all-in-one PCs. Here’s what Bob Grim, AMD’s director

Intels decision to marry their new mobile Core i5 and i7 CPUs with integrated graphics has reportedly not gone over well with Apple, who are rumored to be demanding custom-designed chips from Intel for an update to their MacBook and MacBook Pro line of notebooks. But perhaps theres another solution. Gizmodo noticed that NVIDIA, maker

Intel Atom processors, capacitive touchscreens, NVIDIA Tegra 2 graphics, Moblin installs... sounds like your a suite of hot next-gen ultra-portables, right? Think again. Those are just some of the technologies used in the dashboards of cars that will be appearing on showrooms in the coming months and years, dashes that were largely on display at CES -- minus the cars themselves, usually. There we ...

Nvidia and AMD were among nine global semiconductor suppliers that showed revenue growth from the fourth quarter of 2008 to the first of 2009. While the quarter was overall abysmal, with global revenue declining $44.3 billion, iSuppli reports that, going forward, revenue is expected to rise. - It seems we may indeed have seen the bottom of the global semiconductor market, and that revenues in the ...