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• HEXUS.net review of the year 2009

  

  28 December 2009, 07:00

  We take a look back at 2009 and detail some of the more telling technology announcements.

  
• Intel rubbishes NVIDIA ION graphics for netbooks. Terms them overkill

  

  24 December 2009, 11:41

  Better to go for Broadcom chip for HD, it says.

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• HEXUS.sharewatch: NVIDIA continues to benefit from Intel’s misfortunes

  

  21 December 2009, 12:24

  Another double-figure rise for the graphics company’s shares as Intel’s regulatory problems continue.

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• ION vs Pine Trail - war of words continues

  

  18 December 2009, 13:04

  As Intel gears up to launch its Pine Trail platform, NVIDIA heats up the rhetoric on ION before the expected February launch of ION 2.

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• How much trouble is Intel in?

  

  17 December 2009, 09:55

  We hear from competitors, regulators, legal experts and Intel itself to establish the ramifications of the FTC action.

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• Kaspersky works with NVIDIA on GPU virus busting

  

  15 December 2009, 13:23

  The Russian security software firm says it has been using Tesla and CUDA to speed up its virus detection.

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• HEXUS.sharewatch: AMD/NVIDIA surge continues

  

  14 December 2009, 15:28

  Intel’s struggles with its Larrabee discrete graphics project have given the two chip-makers a further boost.

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• NVIDIA plays its part in 2012 disaster

  

  9 December 2009, 09:57

  The graphics firm says its Quadros were used to wreak havoc in the blockbuster film.

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• HEXUS.TalkingShop: Tegra devices, part 3

  

  8 December 2009, 16:34

  In the final part of our interview series we ask about future generations of Tegra and have a look at an ION netbook.

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• NVIDIA's second GeForce 300-series GPU makes an appearance

  

  8 December 2009, 11:24

  GeForce 315 surfaces in a number of HP desktops. Ready for another rebranded graphics card?

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