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Techwatch July 16th 2014
It would be a lot easier if you weren’t such a skeptic In mid-June, Intel said, due to stronger than expected demand for business PCs, it expects second-quarter revenue to be $13.7 billion, plus or minus $300 million, as compared to the previous range of $13.0 billion, plus or minus $500 million. Intel now expects some revenue growth for the year as compared to the previous outlook of approximately flat, driven mostly by strong demand for business PCs. The company will provide additional commentary on all business segments when it reports second-quarter earnings on July 15. That, no doubt, …When is enough, enough?
13 hours is enough for one workday The French, bless them, have decreed that work ends when workers leave the office. In a deal negotiated between employer federations and unions, workers can feel free to ignore emails from their bosses that come in after hours, and employers are being …Click here to read this blog entryGraphics Add-In Board report Q1 2014 - Charts and Images
Charts and Images for AIB Q1 2014 report Definitions The term “AIB” is an abbreviation for add-in board, also called a “card.” A “GPU” is the graphic processor unit on the AIB, also called the “chip.” Click here to read this news articleGPU shipments (MarketWatch) Q1 2014 - Charts and Images
As Figure 1 shows 2012 turned out to be a major inflection point in the history of the PC industry and resulted in fewer PCs and graphics chips shipping than in 2011—that is the first time that has happened since the Internet bubble meltdown in 2001. The data indicates …Click here to read this news articleThe next great era of computing started yesterday
My mom figures everyone who works in the high-tech industry must know each other. She’ll ask if I know Julia O’Conner’s daughter, “She works in computers out there.” I don’t even know Julia O’Conner, but my mom sees the hightech industry as a monolithic group of people working in …Click here to read this blog entryNew honors for old friends
The Scientific and Technical Academy Awards honor long proven No one comments on what they wore, and most moviegoers don’t realize what their work actually entails, but the winners of the Scientific and Technical Academy Awards make movie history as surely as did Marilyn Monroe. As usual, there is …Click here to read this blog entryWhat's New
- The latest edition of Tech Watch is available
The July 15th issue of TechWatch is now available, You can read Jon's back-page editorial Learning how to count and download the latest issue on the TechWatch product page - Our TechWatch Quarterly, Q2’14 edition is now available
We have compiled some of our best articles, reviews and editorials from the 2nd quarter 2014 and made them available in a new quarterly review. Which subscribers can download HERE. - The Q1’14 edition of the Workstation Market Quarterly report is available
Workstation market maintains slow-but-steady progress in Q1’14. "Cautious and tentative, but still headed in the right direction" — that's how Jon Peddie Research (JPR) senior analyst and JPR Workstation Report author Alex Herrera sums up 2014's first quarter market results in the workstation market.
- Intel gains, Nvidia flat, and AMD loses graphics market share in Q1
The new Q1'13 edition of MarketWatch is now available to subscribers for download. View Q1 2014 - Charts and Images HERE
