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Apple engineers reveal how they prevent Mac Pro overheating
ericthehalfbee said:I know for a fact that electric radiator cooling fans in newer automobiles use the concept of random blades to help with noise.But do they have hemispherical holes?I understand (superficially) the asymmetrical blade design, but the use of hemispherical vs. spherical holes? Wow. That is some serious attention to detail, or at least not leaving any stones unturned. -
T-Mobile 5G service launches across US, minus high-speed mmWave
jd_in_sb said:T-Mobile launches 5G without 5G
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A7: How Apple's custom 64-bit silicon embarrassed the industry
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A7: How Apple's custom 64-bit silicon embarrassed the industry
uujjj said:I worked as a CPU architect on Nvidia's Denver project and on Apple's CPU cores. This article hits really close to home. DED nails all the details, even stuff that's known to nobody outside my little circle of Nvidia and Apple CPU designers.I never knew about Denver. These DED historical/technical pieces are fascinating to me.I wonder how much of an impact the forthcoming Mac Pro will have on Metal gaining ground on CUDA for high-end use. -
Editorial: Samsung's new Exynos 990 isn't fast enough to maintain its custom M core
blastdoor said:Rayz2016 said:The next article will take a closer look at how Apple was able to sneak past larger more entrenched silicon experts at Intel, Qualcomm, and Samsung while the media doubted its progress and bet that rivals would easily catch up.
Yup, I'm a lot more interested in how Apple did it, rather than how Samsung couldn't. But I guess it's a question of context.IMO PA Semi is the single most important prescient acquisition Apple have ever made. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mergers_and_acquisitions_by_AppleI would love to see the Keynote slides presented to Apple's board of directors about acquiring PA Semi.