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Seconds Out: Nvidia vs Intel

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In a delightfully snotty gripe, Nvidia has taken Intel to task for its claims about its deep learning capabilities. “It’s understandable that newcomers to the field may not be aware of all the developments that have been taking place in both hardware and software,” says a silkily sarcy Nvidia. “Intel recently published some out-of-date benchmarks …

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Intel brings optics to the data centre

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Intel is shipping a silicon photonics module for 100Gbps data transfer in data centres. ‘The Intel Silicon Photonics 100Gbps PSM4 (Parallel Single Mode fibre 4-lane) QSFP28 Optical Transceiver is a small form- factor, high speed, and low power consumption product, targeted for use in optical interconnects for data communications applications. The high bandwidth module supports …

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Uber to take TfL to court

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Uber is challenging the decision by TfL that Uber must have a London-based, 24-hour call centre, permanent commercial insurance and a written English test for all drivers. Uber has asked for a Judicial Review of TfL’s decision. The High Court will now decide whether or not to grant a hearing. TfL says it will be …

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LTC op amp has low corner frequency

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Linear Tech has brought out a precision op amp featuring 30nVP-P 0.1Hz to 10Hz noise and 50μV max input offset voltage. Designed especially for applications sensitive to low frequency noise, the LT6018 has a very low 1/f corner frequency of less than 1Hz. The low input offset voltage holds over temperature and input common mode …

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