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Universal ARM/x86 COM Standard Gets a Boost
Electronics distributor Avnet has added Taiwan-based TechNexion’s computer-on-modules to its board-level embedded products portfolio. The deal raises the profile of TechNexion’s open EDM (Embedded...
As IBM Readies 12-headed Power 8 Chip, Will it Leave x86 Behind?
Over at VentureBeat, Dean Takahashi writes that IBM released details this week on its massive 12-core Power8 microprocessor for enterprise IT.The chip is 650...
Rugged PC/104 Module Runs Linux on Vortex86DX2 SoC
Adlink unveiled a rugged x86-based PC/104 SBC with shock and vibration resistance, extended temperature support, and legacy ISA bus support. The 3.6 x 3.8-inch...
Install Linux On Your x86 Tablet: Five Distros to Choose From
We had a clever idea (which just proves that it does happen now and then): why not get hold of an x86 tablet, and...
Android Gaming on an x86-Powered PC with iConsole.tv
The new computer should outmuscle Android consoles using mobile chips, and may be able to run the Linux version of Steambox.Read more at Enterprise...
An HPC Perspective on IBM’s Potential Sale of its x86 Business
Over at The Register, Dan Olds looks at how IBM’s potential sale of their x86 business to Lenovo would affect Big Blue’s HPC business.As...
x86 SBC Maker Hops on ARM Bandwagon
WinSystems has introduced its first ARM-based single-board computer (SBC), based on Freescale’s 800MHz i.MX6 processors. The SBC35-C398 series SBCs are available in single-, dual-,...
Intel: Is the x86 Playbook Played Out?
The underlying theory that drives Intel is this: As long as the company keeps making great x86 processors things will be fine. Analysts are...
Intel Ports Android Jelly Bean to x86, but Rollout Date Remains Murky
The company has reportedly got Android 4.1 working on its architecture, although it is unclear when those who have picked up handsets such as...
Open Recall: Fedora 17 on Mac, libusb Fork and an x86 Android Image
Open Recall is a new space on The H for those things which are too small to package as news but are worth the...