The mobile workstation market broad, varied… and booming
HP’s core ZBook line illustrates the advantages and trade-offs across the mobile workstation spectrum.
HP’s core ZBook line illustrates the advantages and trade-offs across the mobile workstation spectrum.
A revealing examination sampling of the latest top-end mobile and deskbound models and their CPUs.
Both fill in the lucrative $1,000 price point in professional graphics market with latest-generation GPUs.
The new RTX 5000 Ada Generation GPU provides more evidence of Ada delivering on compelling speedups for 3D graphics and rendering.
As part of its ongoing research pertaining to the workstation market, Jon Peddie Research (JPR) has released its quarterly JPR Workstation Market Report for Q2’22. Following suit with the prior quarter's results, Q2’22 again showed continuing moderation in the workstation market’s growth rate. However, a slowing rate should not be inferred as a decline in unit volume, as the market … Read more
As part of its ongoing research on the workstation market, Jon Peddie Research (JPR) has released its JPR Workstation Report Market Quarterly for Q1’22. Q1’22 workstation market results appear to finally show the beginning of the end for the market’s period of pandemic-fueled, overly exuberant sales. With a first-quarter year-over-year (YoY) growth rate of 24%, the market still ran hotter … Read more
Market performance across geographies stabilize
In the literal sense, Moore’s Law—long a definition and quantification of the down-scaling of the silicon-integrated transistor area and cost—has slowed or ended, depending on how strictly one interprets the definition. But, Moore’s Law is not the point, it's a metric. Technology R&D will continue to find new ways to advance the performance and price-performance of processors and that is the point. The semantic details … Read more
The year-to-year growth of 28% on the back of strong global rebound
Mini unit now extended to professional applications
From a strategic standpoint, Intel is intentionally not in the business of making money from selling systems. And for good reason, as doing so — at least on any kind of consistent basis —would alienate its OEM customers, whose existence does depend on making money from selling systems. However, to help seed demand, especially for novel products, Intel will create … Read more
Performance: relative to its predecessor and the most comparable Nvidia offering