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Nvidia announces more Tegra vapourware
Nvidia now appears to be leveraging its GPU design prowess, which is a good thing. Although Nvidia is usually associated with snappy graphics chips, the first three generations of its Tegra SoCs did not offer world beating graphics. -
Intel to showcase dual-core mobile Atom platform at MWC
Intel is finally starting to shift its focus to mobile and the chipmaker plans to showcase a dual core, dual graphics Atom platform at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona later this month. -
Intel Bay Trail slides leaked
Bay Trail means a shift to a quad-core, 22nm, out-of-order design. It speeds up the CPU with burst modes of up to 2.7GHz. It will also feature Intel's own graphics processor instead of a licensed core from Imagination Technologies. -
Britain fights the US over MIPS
British Imagination Technologies' plan to offer $60 million for the operating business of MIPS Technologies faces competition. -
China's chip industry on the up
Godson uses an entirely different design from ARM and x86 CPUs. They use a MIPS64 CPU instruction set from chip designer MIPS, which is being acquired by Imagination Technologies. It cannot manage Windows and runs on Linux. -
MIPS sells itself to Imagination Technologies
MIPS has agreed to be bought by a British graphics chip design firm Imagination Technologies and will sell 498 of its 580 patents to Allied Security Trust, which bills itself as an "advisor to companies wishing to avoid the onus of patent suits -
Clover trail is already pushing up the daisies
There is a lot of bad blood between Imagination Technologies, owner of PowerVR and Linux developers, so Perens might be grinding an ancient axe here. Intel previously used PowerVR in their Poulsbo architecture which Perens said was a disaster. -
Imagination Technologies comes back from the dead
Imagination Technologies wants to have a crack at putting the fear of god into Nvidia and AMD in the graphics card industry. -
AMD, ARM and chipmakers team up to take on Intel
The alliance was announced at AMD's Fusion Developer Summit and included are Imagination Technologies, MediaTek, and Texas Instruments. -
Ex AMD CTO, Eric Demers, goes to Qualcomm
This is important as Qualcomm has to come up with competition from Imagination Technologies with its Series 6 PowerVR architecture and Nvidia is gaining traction in the ARM processor field. -
Imagination Technologies announces PowerVR Series 6
CES 2012British-based fabless IC designer, Imagination Technologies, has announced its plans to release a next generation of mobile GPUs that will knock the proverbial socks off the competition, they happen to have called it ‘Rogue -
Imagination Technologies buys into Toumaz
Semiconductor intellectual property company Imagination Technologies is a financial backer to a new Toumaz subsidiary, Toumaz Microsystems, which will focus solely on low power, wireless ICs. -
Apple-backed Imagination lends Samsung some IP
Part-Apple owned System on Chip IP company, Imagination Technologies, has signed a licence agreement with Cupertino arch-rival Samsung to use its intellectual property. -
MediaTek signs SoC licensing deal with Imagination Technologies
Taiwanese MediaTek has signed on the dotted line with plucky British system-on-chip IP firm Imagination Technologies. -
Qualcomm mulls Imagination buy
RumourAnd that is the reason the rumour mill suggests it will buy at least some of British based Imagination Technologies, says a person familiar with the matter. Imagination is known for its work with graphics on system-on-chip designs. -
MediaTek, Imagination Technologies create MT6573 mobile chip
MediaTek and Imagination Technologies have teamed up to create an application processor with PowerVR graphics acceleration. -
Nvidia tops Jaegermeister benchmark
CeBIT 2011The recent agreement with ARM is symptomatic of Nvidia's effort to push into this area. Nvidia's main problem will be to shove its desktop graphics down the milliwatt throat, a big challenge. Ask Intel, it's Atom always loses in the milliwatt arena to ARM-based SoC's. -
Imagination to buy Caustic Graphics for $27 million
AcquisitionImagination Technologies has announced plans to buy Caustic Graphics for $27 million.
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