- Intel threatens to sue ARM and Microsoft for emulating x86 commands ISA - SoftBank took over former robotic assets of Google - Western Digital Corporation can now claim only 19.9 percents ​​of Toshiba Memory shares - declassified  -

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POSTER: computer news   ||    INTEL THREATENS TO SUE ARM AND MICROSOFT FOR EMULATING X86 COMMANDS ISA	DATE:2017-06-09
ARM and Microsoft Companies, as is widely known, are planning to introduce personal computers and laptops running Windows 10 by the end of the year. Platforms on processors with ARM cores will emulate x86 ISA commands and work with conventional x86-compatible applications under Windows.  This will make life easier for programmers and will allow to advance processors on ARM in the world of usual PCs.  It is assumed that this step will reduce the cost of entry-level personal computers.  One problem, as it turned out, ARM and Microsoft forgot to ask Intel about the license for using the x86 ISA command sets. Yesterday , Intel congratulated itself and the public on the 40th anniversary of the release of IBM's first personal computer on processors 8086. This event occurred on June 8, 1978.  Since then, a lot of water has flowed under the bridge, and the team sets have expanded significantly.  As Intel claims, today team sets are protected by 1600 patents.   Intel does not name the  companies ARM and Microsoft, but warn that they are always ready to meet in court with the fact that they will grossly violate their intellectual property. Select Rating : Currently 10.00/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 48922 Rating: 10.0/10 (7 votes cast) Intel threatens to sue ARM and Microsoft for emulating x86 commands ISA	Add Comment ( 1 ) INTEL THREATENS TO SUE ARM AND MICROSOFT FOR EMULATING X86 COMMANDS ISA

POSTER: computer news   ||    SOFTBANK TOOK OVER FORMER ROBOTIC ASSETS OF GOOGLE	DATE:2017-06-09
The American developer of four-legged and humanoid robots Boston Dynamics at one time intrigued specialists and residents with a demonstration of advanced prototypes, but under the wing of  Alphabet holding, which includes the Internet giant Google, could not get accustomed, as a result, was put up for sale.  Now, according to Reuters and Bloomberg , these assets, together with the Japanese developer Schaft, are now under the control of the Japanese corporation SoftBank, which already owns ARM holding and a stake in NVIDIA. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but this decision SoftBank indicates the willingness of the Japanese corporation to invest in the development of robotics.  Alphabet at one time lost interest in these assets, realizing that money will have to invest a huge amount, and they will bring in the return in the distant future, if at all.  In addition, Google left Andy Rubin , who was drawing such initiatives.  SoftBank, on the other hand, creates a global investment fund with a capital of $ 100 billion, and such risky assets in its portfolio can be maintained.   Select Rating : Currently 10.00/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 48921 Rating: 10.0/10 (5 votes cast) SoftBank took over former robotic assets of Google	Add Comment ( 1 ) SOFTBANK TOOK OVER FORMER ROBOTIC ASSETS OF GOOGLE

POSTER: computer news   ||   WESTERN DIGITAL CORPORATION CAN NOW CLAIM ONLY 19.9 PERCENTS ​​OF TOSHIBA MEMORY SHARES	DATE:2017-06-09
Western Digital Corporation is ready to buy Toshiba Memory assets almost on any terms that do not require significant material costs in the near future.  American investors in the eyes of the Japanese authorities are preferred buyers, if one chooses between them or those from China and South Korea.  As explained by Reuters , now WDC agrees to purchase a stake of not more than 19.9% of Toshiba Memory shares, in order to increase the chances for accelerated approval of the transaction.  The rest of the shares should be redeemed by investment funds and banks. On this front, too, there is a regrouping of forces.  Headed by the Japanese fund, the investment consortium, which includes WDC, has replaced the American company KKR & Co LP with Bain Capital.  The reasons for such a replacement are not explained, but it is obvious that such a composition of investors is more comfortable with themselves, since for the seller such a rearrangement changes little. Previously, Bain Capital was on the side of SK Hynix.  The change of ally in the bidding for Toshiba Memory's assets may indicate that Koreans are dropping out of this race.  The name of the purchaser of Toshiba Memory assets will be announced next week . Select Rating : Currently 10.00/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 48920 Rating: 10.0/10 (6 votes cast) Western Digital Corporation can now claim only 19.9 percents ​​of Toshiba Memory shares	Add Comment ( 1 ) WESTERN DIGITAL CORPORATION CAN NOW CLAIM ONLY 19.9 PERCENTS ​​OF TOSHIBA MEMORY SHARES

POSTER: computer news   ||   DECLASSIFIED	DATE:2017-06-09
A new killer  flagships called OnePlus 5 will be presented on June 20.    Amazon India announced that OnePlus 5 will be equipped with 8 GB of RAM.  This is confirmed by the data of Geekbench.  The benchmark site says that the smartphone OnePlus 5 with model number A5000 in addition to 8 GB of RAM is also equipped with eight-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor with a clock speed of 1.9 GHz.  It runs under the mobile operating system Android 7.1.1 Nougat. If you believe the chapter OnePlus Pete Lau , OnePlus 5 will be the thinnest flagship smartphone.  It will receive a 5.5-inch QHD display, up to 128 GB of internal memory, a dual 16 megapixel primary camera, a 3300 mAh battery, a USB Type-C port and a fingerprint scanner.  Its cost will not exceed $ 500-550. OnePlus has already declassified the design of its new smartphone by publishing its image on its Twitter page.  It is clad in a thin aluminum case, on the back of which there are inserts for antennas and a dual main camera with a dual LED flash.   Select Rating : Currently 10.00/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 48919 Rating: 10.0/10 (6 votes cast) declassified	Add Comment ( 1 ) DECLASSIFIED

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