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Amee ha scritto:Oramai ci sono abituata, ma sorbirsi un bel meno sedici e rotti per cento, fa sempre un certo effetto.
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Che ne dite ora di RMBS ?
Finite le cause legali e raggiunto l'accordo con Infineon, ha recentemente toccato il minimo di 6 mesi fa e sembrerebbe pronta a ripartire... o no ?
Enter Cell, Playstation3, Linux (RMBS)
Rick Currin for Hager Technology Team
05/14/05
Next week the Playstation3 will get a debut at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). The long awaited peek at the Cell processor based Playstaion3 is a media event to be sure. Sony faced some early debut pressure because of Microsoft’s aggressive marketing moves with the XBOX2. The XBOX2 already made a television debut on MTV this past week.
Sony has scheduled coverage of their E3 event right ahead of XBOX presentations that will take place later in the day. To say that the game console makers are now infected with their own media buzz gamesmanship is likely more understatement than pun. There is now significant speculation that Sony will actually launch the PS3 in time for the Christmas 2005 season.
Rambus has a lot to look forward to with products based on the cell processor. Rambus FlexIO and XDR are utilized in the Cell design of PS3.
Cell Buzzing
Industry speculation has risen that the cell will be used by Apple in multimedia products or even PowerPC64 based computers. Several weeks back, Merrill Lynch speculated that Apple would utilize the cell in products. The appearance of Sony executive Kunitake Ando at Apple’s 2005 MacWorld also fuelled speculation that the two companies would have interest in working together on cell applications. The brief comments by Steve Jobs immediately after the short talk by Ando were interesting.
“You know we do work very closely with Sony on digital still cameras and these new (HDTV) camcorders, which is really great, and who knows…maybe someday computers and music too.”
Steve Jobs at 2005 MacWorld
In addition to rising speculation involving Sony/Apple and what that could mean to a more pervasive adoption of Cell, the involvement of NVIDIA with the PS3 project suggests that Rambus may have an unannounced licensing deal with the graphics leader.
Cell Workstation to be Spotted in Europe - Linux Cellmate
E3 is not the only event next week for the cell. The Spring Processor Forum (formerly the Embedded Processor Forum) also takes place next week. IBM will have a special 45-minute presentation about the new Cell microprocessor architecture in that forum. Attendees are hoping to get a better feel for IBM’s broader ambitions with the Cell.
The Linux community has been delivered a number of development patches for the cell. Over the last several days, IBM’s Arnd Bergmann delivered several patches including basic patches for running on Cell, software load support, and the processing unit file system. Mr. Bergman will also be presenting “The Cell Processor Programming Model” in an upcoming LinuxTag conference in June.
Porting Linux to run on Cells PowerPC core is a relatively easy task because of the similarities to existing platforms like IBM pSeries or Apple Power Macintosh, but does not give access to the enormous computing power of the SPUs.
A model has been proposed to provide an interface that attempts to integrate well into the existing set of Linux system calls and enable software authors to easily integrate the use of SPUs into their own libraries and applications.
From Abstract of Arnd Bergmann’s Presentation- LinuxTag.org
IBM is certainly fostering significant Linux development support for the Cell. IBM is attacking the goal of cell ubiquity by wooing the Linux developer community. The premiere of a Cell Processor based workstation is also on tap for the June LinuxTag event. Such a premiere is certainly a big nod to the Linux development crowd.
Rambus along for the Ride
Expect the Cell to generate a sizeable amount of buzz in the next few months. Although the trumpeting of cell as the doom of Intel is certainly exaggerated, the implications of the high powered design are just in the early stages. As computing begins to diverge from a desktop centric domain, the Cell processor is destined to secure more than its fair share of design wins. Rambus’s highly integrated involvement with the bus architecture and memory interfaces allow for the sparse use of cache in the Cell processor. Instead of storing data for execution, the Cell rides the incredible capabilities of Rambus. The next few months of activity with Cell are of big interest to Rambus, as Rambus is definitely along for the ride with the Cell processor.
Finite le cause legali e raggiunto l'accordo con Infineon, ha recentemente toccato il minimo di 6 mesi fa e sembrerebbe pronta a ripartire... o no ?
Enter Cell, Playstation3, Linux (RMBS)
Rick Currin for Hager Technology Team
05/14/05
Next week the Playstation3 will get a debut at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). The long awaited peek at the Cell processor based Playstaion3 is a media event to be sure. Sony faced some early debut pressure because of Microsoft’s aggressive marketing moves with the XBOX2. The XBOX2 already made a television debut on MTV this past week.
Sony has scheduled coverage of their E3 event right ahead of XBOX presentations that will take place later in the day. To say that the game console makers are now infected with their own media buzz gamesmanship is likely more understatement than pun. There is now significant speculation that Sony will actually launch the PS3 in time for the Christmas 2005 season.
Rambus has a lot to look forward to with products based on the cell processor. Rambus FlexIO and XDR are utilized in the Cell design of PS3.
Cell Buzzing
Industry speculation has risen that the cell will be used by Apple in multimedia products or even PowerPC64 based computers. Several weeks back, Merrill Lynch speculated that Apple would utilize the cell in products. The appearance of Sony executive Kunitake Ando at Apple’s 2005 MacWorld also fuelled speculation that the two companies would have interest in working together on cell applications. The brief comments by Steve Jobs immediately after the short talk by Ando were interesting.
“You know we do work very closely with Sony on digital still cameras and these new (HDTV) camcorders, which is really great, and who knows…maybe someday computers and music too.”
Steve Jobs at 2005 MacWorld
In addition to rising speculation involving Sony/Apple and what that could mean to a more pervasive adoption of Cell, the involvement of NVIDIA with the PS3 project suggests that Rambus may have an unannounced licensing deal with the graphics leader.
Cell Workstation to be Spotted in Europe - Linux Cellmate
E3 is not the only event next week for the cell. The Spring Processor Forum (formerly the Embedded Processor Forum) also takes place next week. IBM will have a special 45-minute presentation about the new Cell microprocessor architecture in that forum. Attendees are hoping to get a better feel for IBM’s broader ambitions with the Cell.
The Linux community has been delivered a number of development patches for the cell. Over the last several days, IBM’s Arnd Bergmann delivered several patches including basic patches for running on Cell, software load support, and the processing unit file system. Mr. Bergman will also be presenting “The Cell Processor Programming Model” in an upcoming LinuxTag conference in June.
Porting Linux to run on Cells PowerPC core is a relatively easy task because of the similarities to existing platforms like IBM pSeries or Apple Power Macintosh, but does not give access to the enormous computing power of the SPUs.
A model has been proposed to provide an interface that attempts to integrate well into the existing set of Linux system calls and enable software authors to easily integrate the use of SPUs into their own libraries and applications.
From Abstract of Arnd Bergmann’s Presentation- LinuxTag.org
IBM is certainly fostering significant Linux development support for the Cell. IBM is attacking the goal of cell ubiquity by wooing the Linux developer community. The premiere of a Cell Processor based workstation is also on tap for the June LinuxTag event. Such a premiere is certainly a big nod to the Linux development crowd.
Rambus along for the Ride
Expect the Cell to generate a sizeable amount of buzz in the next few months. Although the trumpeting of cell as the doom of Intel is certainly exaggerated, the implications of the high powered design are just in the early stages. As computing begins to diverge from a desktop centric domain, the Cell processor is destined to secure more than its fair share of design wins. Rambus’s highly integrated involvement with the bus architecture and memory interfaces allow for the sparse use of cache in the Cell processor. Instead of storing data for execution, the Cell rides the incredible capabilities of Rambus. The next few months of activity with Cell are of big interest to Rambus, as Rambus is definitely along for the ride with the Cell processor.
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Azz,,,stop In Canna,,,,,ha Perso La Rialzista,,,fa Skifetto A Mio Avvisoo,,
L UNICO SUPPORTO DECENTE è circa 10$
L UNICO SUPPORTO DECENTE è circa 10$
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difficilmente si vedono titoli calare con questa costanza giornaliera!!
Mi sembra di vedere taro prima della trimestrale dell'anno scorso!!Dopo di quella è crollata!!Ma lì c'erano problemi di chiarezza visto che un mese prima taro disse che le vendite stavano procedendo lentamente,ma nessuno si aspettava che 1 mese dopo durante trimestrale dichiarò un calo leggero del 50% delle vendite!! Lentamente!! da lì segui il crollo!Se non ricordo male del 50%.Voin che dite su rambus??Ci arriviamo a 10??
Mi sembra di vedere taro prima della trimestrale dell'anno scorso!!Dopo di quella è crollata!!Ma lì c'erano problemi di chiarezza visto che un mese prima taro disse che le vendite stavano procedendo lentamente,ma nessuno si aspettava che 1 mese dopo durante trimestrale dichiarò un calo leggero del 50% delle vendite!!
Lentamente!! da lì segui il crollo!Se non ricordo male del 50%.Voin che dite su rambus??Ci arriviamo a 10?? 
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sciclone ha scritto:difficilmente si vedono titoli calare con questa costanza giornaliera!!
Mi sembra di vedere taro prima della trimestrale dell'anno scorso!!Dopo di quella è crollata!!Ma lì c'erano problemi di chiarezza visto che un mese prima taro disse che le vendite stavano procedendo lentamente,ma nessuno si aspettava che 1 mese dopo durante trimestrale dichiarò un calo leggero del 50% delle vendite!!
Ci manca poco.