Sentence examples for a next-generation chip from inspiring English sources
The book follows a company in search of a next-generation chip for its computers that will help keep the company's stock from falling after a failed public offering.
Indeed, that reshaping began even before Merced was named, when Intel entered into an alliance with Hewlett-Packard, a Silicon Valley neighbor with deep experience in high-performance computing, to develop a next-generation chip.
Meanwhile, computer chip manufacturers are shifting production to a next-generation chip, but the changeover has taken longer than expected.
Technologists for I.B.M. will describe new details this week of a next-generation chip-making system that uses beams of electrons, rather than light waves, to etch circuits onto chips.
[C2.] New Chip-Making System by I.B.M. Technologists for I.B.M. will describe details this week of a next-generation chip-making system it is developing with Nikon that the company thinks will make it possible in the future to shrink individual circuits to a size nearly as small as atoms.
Already, leading Silicon Valley companies are threatening to build their next-generation chip fabrication plants elsewhere, probably in Texas, which has a surplus of generating capacity, a move that would further undermine Mr. Davis's stewardship.
The new chips must sell briskly if Advanced Micro is to begin making money, pay its debts and invest in the next-generation chip manufacturing it will need in a few years.
Intel, its perennial rival, has its own next-generation chip designed for servers and supercomputers, named Itanium, which it has developed with Hewlett-Packard.
Shares of PortalPlayer plummeted more than 40% Thursday after Apple Computer bypassed the company's next-generation chip for use in its iPod Nanos.
And for good reason: it's because of frameworks like TensorFlow that allow next-generation chip ideas to even get off the ground in the first place.
In other Apple-related news, chip supplier PortalPlayer lost its Nano business and 42% of its stock value Thursday when Apple said it would not be using the company's next-generation chip in its tiniest iPods.
