Tag: AMD
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Cavan Scientist Wins RAMI Award for AMD Breakthrough
Irish Research Spotlight: Dr. Emma Connolly’s RAMI Victory Dr. Emma Connolly, a Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin, has won a prestigious Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland (RAMI) award for her pioneering work on age-related macular degeneration (AMD). The recognition comes as a milestone for Irish science, highlighting the impact of focused biomedical research…
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Cavan Scientist Wins RAMI Award for AMD Research
Trailblazing Research earns RAMI Recognition A scientist from County Cavan has earned one of Ireland’s most respected medical prizes. Dr. Emma Connolly, a Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin, was recently announced as a RAMI (Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland) award recipient for her important work on age-related macular degeneration (AMD). The accolade highlights…
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What to Expect in Markets This Week: AMD, Palantir, Pharmaceutical and Tech Earnings; Private-Sector Employment Report
H2: A busy earnings slate sets the tone for markets this week Stock traders will be closely watching a flurry of earnings reports and economic data that could shape market sentiment over the next few days. Artificial intelligence demand remains a central theme for investors, with chipmakers and tech software groups expected to outline how…
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What to Expect in Markets This Week: AMD, Palantir, Pharma and Tech Earnings, plus Private-Sector Hiring
Overview: A Week of High-Impact Earnings and Data This week’s market calendar centers on a battery of high-profile earnings reports from technology companies, alongside pivotal data on private-sector hiring. Investors will parse guidance and margins from semiconductor leaders, sift through software and AI spend trends from prominent analytics names, and assess the implications of the…
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Intel and AMD Detail New x86 Improvements to Keep the Instruction Set Relevant
Intel and AMD Push x86 Forward with New Improvements Two of the technology industry’s stalwarts, Intel and AMD, are advancing the x86 ecosystem to stay competitive as Arm and RISC-V expand their footprints. A year after forming the x86 ecosystem advisory group (EAG), the two companies are reporting concrete results: new instructions that harden security,…
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Intel and AMD Unveil New x86 Changes: FRED, AVX10, ACE, and ChkTag Drive Safer, Faster Processing
New x86 Enhancements Aimed at Security and Performance Intel and AMD are continuing to push the x86 instruction set forward as Arm and RISC‑V expand their footholds in modern computing. In the latest disclosures from the x86 ecosystem advisory group (EAG) founders, the two chip giants are rolling out a set of standardized instructions designed…
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AMD FSR 4 Deep Dive: Is Unofficial Support Worth It on Older GPUs?
Overview: FSR 4 lands on older GPUs through community hacks AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution 4 (FSR 4) has sparked interest beyond officially supported hardware after an accidental source code release. Modders quickly created DLL injections to enable FSR 4 on RDNA 2 (Radeon 6000 series) and RDNA 3 (Radeon 7000 series) GPUs, including various APU…
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Intel and AMD Details New x86 Improvements to Keep the Instruction Set Relevant
Intel and AMD Push Forward with New x86 Improvements In a move aimed at keeping the x86 instruction set relevant in an era where Arm and RISC‑V are gaining ground, Intel and AMD have been quietly laying groundwork through the x86 ecosystem advisory group (EAG). A year after the group’s formation, engineers on both sides…
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Intel and AMD Reveal x86 Improvements to Keep Chips Relevant
Intel and AMD Unveil Concrete x86 Enhancements Through Ecosystem Group In a coordinated move to keep x86 computing competitive against rising alternatives like Arm, Intel and AMD announced a set of performance, security, and reliability improvements aimed at the x86 instruction set architecture. The announcements, timed to mark the one-year anniversary of the x86 Ecosystem…
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Intel and AMD Unveil x86 Improvements to Bolster Performance, Security
Intel and AMD Unveil a Year of x86 Improvements In a coordinated move to keep x86 computing relevant amid rising demand for alternative architectures, Intel and AMD announced a set of performance, security, and reliability enhancements slated for future x86 processors. Marking the one-year anniversary of the x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group (x86 EAG), the companies…