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Nvidia Fires Back at Intel – With Cartoons

Nvidia has quietly begun taking aim at Intel through a series of editorial cartoons, poking fun at the chip giant through a site known as IntelsInsides.com.

Nvidia Frustrated by Underestimated Demand

Although Nvidia reported higher revenue and profits both sequentially and compared to the same quarter a year ago, chief executive Jen-Hsun Huang expressed frustration that the company couldn't do better.

Asus Claims to Have First USB 3.0 Motherboard

Asus has launched an add-on card with a third-party USB 3.0 controller, as reports have begun circulating that Intel has pushed out its own integrated USB 3.0 chipset solutions by at least a year.

Inside Intel's CPU/GPU Chip, Larrabee

Will Intel's hybrid CPU and GPU, Larrabee, revolutionize computing? ExtremeTech sits down with an Intel designer to try and answer the question.

Asus EAH5850

Preview of the Asus EAH5850.

Graphics Surges to Strongest Growth in Nine Years

In unit sales of graphics processors, AMD gained share at the expense of Nvidia, market researcher Jon Peddie Research said Monday. Overall, though, the PC graphics market gained the most in terms of units than it had in nine years.

Nvidia Pushes Graphics Rendering into the Cloud

Imagine being able to examine and interact with extremely complex images, even ray-traced graphics, using only a device like an iPhone. By abstracting the graphics processing onto a server, Nvidia and its Mental Images subsidiary hope to allow you to do just that.

New AMD Graphics Cards Bring HD 5800 Mainstream

On Tuesday, AMD announced the ATI Radeon HD 5770 and Radeon HD 5750, which bring AMD's high-end graphics-card architecture down to mainstream prices.

Nvidia Launches Next GPU Computing Architecture

Nvidia launched its second-generation GPU computing architecture on Wednesday, code-named "Fermi". Oak Ridge National Laboratory will design a supercomputer based on the Fermi, an executive said.

Intel Execs Introduce Clarksfield, Tout Mobility

On day two of the Intel Developer Forum, Intel executives posited that mobility is cool. Its example? Clarksfield, the first Core i7 processor for the notebook market.