Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Nvidia CEO says GPU, Apple future of computing

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June 16, 2009
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redarrow Nvidia CEO says GPU, Apple future of computing
redarrow Tech layoffs: The scorecard
redarrow Moore's Law limit hit by 2014?
redarrow Online banking is booming
redarrow Best Buy's earnings take a dip

At company's analyst day, Jen-Hsun Huang says future will make the graphics processor the equal of processors made by Intel, citing Apple as an early indicator.

Follow the companies that are shedding workers with this live layoff tracker, which we'll continue to update as more news surfaces.

The high cost of semiconductor manufacturing equipment is making continued chipmaking advancements too expensive, threatening Moore's Law, according to iSuppli.

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Forty-seven percent of U.S. adults surveyed by Gartner pay bills online. And number of Net-banking households to jump to 63 million by 2014, according to Forrester.
Fiscal 2010 first-quarter income drops 15 percent to $153 million, versus $179 million reported a year ago. The decline is largely associated with restructuring charges.

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