Intel gives their Atom C2000 a longer half life
Intel have released a new C0 stepping of their Avoton based Atom C2000 series, which have been dying off at an alarming rate thanks to a flaw in the chip's...
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NETGEAR Issues Non-Urgent Recall of Some Enterprise Devices
While this is more useful for our readers in the IT field, NETGEAR has issued a (non-urgent) recall on sixteen models of Rackmount NAS and Wireless Controller devices. It looks...
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Intel’s Atom C2xxx processors may just make like a banana and split
"System May Experience Inability to Boot or May Cease Operation" is not the errata note you want to read, but for those running devices powered by an Intel Avoton C2xxx family Atom…
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Kingston Technology to Demo ECC SO-DIMMs for an Avoton C2000 Microserver and Working DDR4
Fountain Valley, CA – September 9, 2013 – Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today announced they will be...
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Intel’s Avoton brings you an SoC the size of a credit card
The Tech Report picked up some technical details on the C2000 series of Avoton SoC's bound for business as Microservers or high density servers. Avoton is a true 64-bit chip and supports…
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Avoton arrives today
The new Silvermont based 22nm Avoton chips are officially available as of today as Intel attempts to outmaneuver ARM's attempts to enter the server market. These chips are not the Atom you…
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Intel’s ARM escalation
Intel envisions a sea change in the server room, with servers, SANs and racks of switches which all have been controlled separately becoming much more software based as the ability to virtualize…
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New Atom C2000 processors and 14nm Server CPUs from Intel
Intel has spent the day announcing new products for the server room, from new Atoms to Xeons. Atom will bear the names of Avoton and Rangeley, Avoton will deal with microservers where…
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The Atom ain’t dead yet! New ultra low power Avoton chips for servers
Intel's Atom S1200 line of chips are obviously designed to compete with ARM's upcoming 64bit chips in the server room. The family of processors will all be under 10W TDP, with the…
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