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Labor shortages in China as young people are much less willing to work under harsh working conditions–all this “compensated” for the time being with compulsory student labor required to get the graduation certificates

Posted on April 15, 2013 by Nacsa Sándor

After a similar situation three years ago Help wanted: China’s labor shortage [CNNMoney, March 8, 2010], just in eastern China: As China’s economy improves, Chinese workers have better options and employers are struggling to find cheap labor. now ODMs, component … Continue reading →

Posted in Geopolitics | Tagged Acer, Apple, Apple shareholders, automation, Brazil, Chengdu, China, Chongqing, Compal Electronics, component makers, compulsory student labor, Fair Labor Association, FLA, Foxconn, Hewlett-Packard, Hon Hai, HP, Indonesia, Intel, Inventec, investments in China, Labor shortages, laptops, manufacturing sector, military-style management, notebook component firms, notebook components, notebooks, ODMs, profits, Quanta Computer, SACOM, Students & Scholars Against Corporate Misbehavior, super cities, Trans-Eurasia railway, western China, Wistron, young people, young workers | 1 Comment

Software defined server without Microsoft: HP Moonshot

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Nacsa Sándor

HP Moonshot: Designed for the Data Center, Built for the Planet [HP press kit, April 8, 2013] On April 8, 2013, HP unveiled the world’s first commercially available HP Moonshot system, delivering compelling new infrastructure economics by using up to … Continue reading →

Posted in SoC, Cloud SW engineering, Cloud Computing strategy, servers, Enterprise computing | Tagged Intel, AMD, Microsoft, Marvell, HP, cloud computing, Texas Instruments, 28nm, Citrix, Hewlett-Packard, Intelligent Data Operating Layer, IDOL, TI, Fedora, power consumption, ARM, Oracle, cloud, Facebook, data center, Big Data, Hadoop, Cloudera, Hortonworks, DataStax, mobility, security, microservers, Atom S1200, server appliances, Linaro, software defined server, HP Moonshot, Moonshot System, Moonshot servers, KeyStone II, 66AK2Hx, TMS320TCI6636, CyWee, multimedia server, cloud gaming, virtual office, video conferencing, remote education, HP Pathfinder Partner Program, TCO, X-Gene, Applied Micro, Server on a Chip, ARM architecture license, 64-bit ARM, Red Hat, signal processing, storage fabric, Internet switching, HP ProLiant Moonshot servers, HP Moonshot 1500 enclosure, Calxeda, Linaro Enterprise Group, LEG, Ubuntu Hyperscale Availability, ARM V8, ARM v7, Canonical, Ubuntu Server, Calxeda EnergyCore SoC, NuoDB, Cloud Data Management System, database scaling, SQL database, relational database, cloud database, Calxeda Midway, web serving, media serving, Big Data platform, open source software packages, Linaro Connect, Hyperscale Data Center, Open Compute Project, OCP, HP Labs, HP Vertica, HP Autonomy, ENCO Systems, unstructured data, Couchbase, MapR Technologies, Parallels, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE, Cavium, Avoton, SRC Computers, HP Moonshot 1500 Chassis, Calxeda EnergyCore, Calxeda Cluster, Calxeda EnergyCard, Redstone Development Platform | 1 Comment

Intel’s biggest flop: at least 3-month delay in delivering the power management solution for its first tablet SoC

Posted on December 20, 2012 by Nacsa Sándor

This is all despite the fact that Intel had already the following slides back in April on the IDF2012 in Beijing: i.e. the slide on the left was explicitly stating these Mobility Features:- 9+ Hours Battery Life- ~30 Days Standbyas … Continue reading →

Posted in consumer computing, consumer devices, SoC, tablets | Tagged Acer, Acer Iconia W510, ASUS VivoTab Smart, ATIV Smart PC 500T, battery life, Clover Trail, Clover Trail Windows 8 tablets, Connected Standby, Connected Standby HCK requirement for battery life, Connected Standby requirement for battery life, Connected Standby Windows Hardware Certification Kit requirement for battery life, Connected Standby Windows requirement for battery life, Dell, Dell Latitude 10, Desktop Activity Moderator, device driver, Envy x2, HP, HP ElitePad tablet, HP Envy x2, Iconia W510, Intel, Latitude 10, Lenovo ThinkPad 2, Microsoft Surface, Microsoft Windows 8, Microsoft's Windows Hardware Quality Labs (WHQL) testing, mobility features, new class of PCs, Paul Otellini, PEP, power efficiency for applications, Power Engine Plug-in, power management, power management solution, power-management driver software, Samsung, Samsung ATIV Smart PC 500T, silicon manufacturer, sleep states, standby battery life, tablet SoC, ThinkPad 2, ultra low power states, VivoTab Smart, WHQL compliant drivers, Windows 8, Windows RT, Z2760 | 5 Comments

Can VIA Technologies save the mobile computing future of the x86 (x64) legacy platform?

Posted on November 23, 2012 by Nacsa Sándor

After Urgent search for an Intel savior [this same blog, Nov 21, 2012] this is a quite legitimate and important question. Watch Cher Wang, the founder and still the chairman of the VIA Technologies (also HTC), speaking about the enterpreneurship … Continue reading →

Posted in embedded computing, Geopolitics, intelligent systems, SoC | Tagged Apple, HTC, Atom, IOT, HP, Windows 8, cloud computing, 40nm, 65nm, x86, low-power, digital signage, Internet of Things, COTS, Intel Atom, VIA Technologies, mobile computing, x64, Bonnell microarchitecture, Bonnell, Centaur Technology, Isaiah microarchitecture, Isaiah, Nano, VIA Nano, Cher Wang, Silvermont, VIA Embedded, Mini-ITX, EPIA, Nano-ITX, Em-ITX, Mobile-ITX, Pico-ITX, fanless design, QuadCore, Centaur, Glenn Henry, Wenchi Chen, CN-R, VIA QuadCore, CN-Q, VIA Nano X2, VIA V4 bus, PadLock, mini-PCs, VIA ARTiGO, semi-embedded, medical computing, thin clients, hardware encryption, security co-processor, encryption, on-the-fly encryption, WonderMedia PRIZM SoC, WonderMedia, medical devices, instruments, ARM designs, low-power servers, VX11 chipset, VX11, Kernel-based Virtual Machine, KVM, KVM hypervisor, VIA Eden, market share, Eden X2, VX900 chipset, VX900, Devon IT, ZOTAC, Posiflex Technology, POS terminals, driver support, VIA EPIA-P910, Media System Processor, MSP, small form factor, SFF, VIA Chrome 640\645, Chromotion, VIA Chromotion, VIA Vinyl, Vinyl, S3 Graphics, WTI, VIA ARTiGO A1250, VIA ARTiGO A1150, VIA ARTiGO A1200, 64-bit, out-of-order, speculative out-of-order, media processing, VIA Nano 3000 Series, VIA VN1000, VIA Nano DC Platform, xITX Standards, xITX, COM Express, QSeven, ETX, Q Seven, VIA VAB-800 Pico-ITX, Kontron, System-on-Module, Computer-on-Module, SOM, COM, Advantech, stackable computer, carrier board, Seco, ULP-COM, PICMG, SGet, Standardisation Group for Embedded Technologies | 6 Comments

Nokia under transition (as reported by the company)

Posted on March 11, 2012 by Nacsa Sándor

Note and updates: stock price is up 3.17% as per above (those numbers are in US$) – see more: Nokia trying the first Lumia month in China with China Telecom exclusive [March 28, 2012] - Nokia seeks to retake China market share [Reuters, March … Continue reading →

Posted in "smart" feature phones, consumer devices, Mobile Internet, smartphones, tablets, Uncategorized | Tagged Accenture, advertising platforms, advertising services, Alcatel-Lucent, Amdocs, Android, Apple, application store, Asia, Asia-Pacific, automotive, billing platforms, Bing search service, Blackberry OS, broadband optimization, business model, Canada, carriers, China, churn, Cisco, Competition, component suppliers, consumer proposition, counterfeit products, Customer Experience Management, Customer Experience Management (Nokia-Siemens Networks), data plan, data traffic, developed markets, Devices & Services business (Nokia), Devices & Services Other (Nokia), digital map, distribution, distribution network, dual SIM, ecosystem, emerging markets, employee reductions, Ericsson, Europe, execution, feature phones, future technology disruptions, Google, handset vendors, hardware design, HP, Huawei, IBM, imagery, India, innovation, Intellectual Property, Intelligent Sensor Network, Internet companies, iOS, iPhone, Japan, Korea, Latin America, Licensing, Liquid Core, Liquid Net, Liquid Radio, Liquid Transport, Location & Commerce business (Nokia), location-based services, Lumia, managed services, manufacturing, mapping services, market conditions, MeeGo, Microsoft, Microsoft partnership, Middle East and Africa, mobile device industry, Mobile Devices, mobile networks, Mobile Phones (Nokia), monetization models, Motorola Solutions, navigation, navigation services, NAVTEQ, NEC, network architecture, network infrastructure, network management, new revenue streams, Nokia, Nokia Asha, Nokia Lumia, Nokia Maps, Nokia Siemens Networks, non-manufacturing patent licensing entities, Open Street Map, operational structure, operator billing, operator-driven distribution, operators, Oracle, outsourcing, patent portfolio, Patents, personal navigation device, platform support payment, price erosion, price pressure, pricing, product and sales package customization, product assembly, product development, product differentiation, profit margins, profitable growth, research, Research in Motion, restructuring, RIM, sensors, Series 40, smart devices, Smart Devices (Nokia), smartphones, social media, software expertise, software royalty, sourcing models, strategy, subscriber growth, Symbian, telecommunications infrastructure, TomTom, transition, trends, United States, unlicensed products, User Experience, value-added services, Vertu, visual media, war of ecosystems, Windows Marketplace, Windows Phone, wireless broadband, wireless carriers, ZTE | 6 Comments

Kindle Fire with its $200 price pushing everybody up, down or out of the Android tablet market

Posted on December 8, 2011 by Nacsa Sándor

Suggested preliminary reading: $199 Kindle Fire: Android 2.3 with specific UI layer and cloud services [Sept 29 – Nov 13, 2011] Update (when neither up or down the market is an option for the company): Acer Likely to Withdraw From … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, tablets | Tagged Acer, Amazon, AMD, AMOLED, Android, Android 4.0, Apple, ARM (architecture), Asus, Asustek, cloud client, Dell, Flexible AMOLED, flexible display, Hewlett-Packard, HP, Ice Cream Sandwich, ICS, Intel, iPad, Kindle Fire, Lenovo, MacBook Air, media tablets, Microsoft, NVIDIA, NVIDIA Tegra, Quanta, Samsung, Samsung Mobile Display, tablet market, tablet PC, Tablets, Tegra, Tegra 2, Tegra 3, white-box vendors, Windows 8, Wistron, x86 | 3 Comments

More on supply chain battles for …

Posted on August 31, 2011 by Nacsa Sándor

preceding post: Supply chain battles for much improved levels of price/performance competitiveness [Aug 16, 2011] Digitimes Insight: Acquisition of Motorola may enhance Android services [Aug 30, 2011] Due to Google’s recent acquisition of Motorola including the tablet vendor’s mobile hardware … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud Computing strategy, smartphones, tablets | Tagged Acer, Android, Asus, Asustek, Bada, China, cloud client, Google, Hewlett-Packard, HP, HTC, HTML5, Intel, LTE, Motorola, Padfone, Samsung, slates, Tablets, Taiwan, Ultrabook, WebOS | 7 Comments

PCs and cloud clients are not parts of Hewlett-Packard’s strategy anymore

Posted on August 19, 2011 by Nacsa Sándor

Updates: – HP Names Bill Veghte Chief Strategy Officer [Jan. 17, 2012] In addition to his new responsibilities, Veghte will continue in his current role as executive vice president of HP Software. As chief strategy officer, Veghte will be responsible … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud Computing strategy, Cloud SW engineering, SaaS, smartphones, tablets | Tagged archiving, Autonomy, business process management, cloud client, Computers and Internet, customer interaction solutions, end-to-end eDiscovery, enterprise search and compliance, Hewlett-Packard, HP, IDOL, information governance, Intelligent Data Operating Layer, MBC, Meaning Based Computing, Meaning based recognition, Palm, Pan-Enterprise Search, Personal Systems Group, Personal Systems Group (HP), PSG, PSG (HP), records management, rich media management, SaaS, search and discovery market, slates, smartphones, Tablets, TouchPad, unstructured information, video and audio analysis, web content management, web optimization, WebOS | 3 Comments

Supply chain battles for much improved levels of price/performance competitiveness

Posted on August 16, 2011 by Nacsa Sándor

Current snapshot: Intel rejects 50% Ultrabook CPU price cut demand from notebook players [Aug 16, 2011] Intel’s Oak Trail platform, paired Atom Z670 CPU (US$75) with SM35 chipsets (US$20) for tablet PC machine, is priced at US$95, already accounting for … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud Computing strategy, smartphones, SoC, tablets | Tagged 40nm, Acer, AMD, AMD Bobcat, AMD Desna, AMD Fusion, AMD Ontario, AMD Zacate, Apple, APU, Asus, Asustek, AUO, Bobcat, Chimei Innolux, Chunghwa Picture Tubes, cloud client, CPT, Desna, Hannstar, Hannstar Display, HP, HTC, Intel, iPad, iPad 3, Llano, Motorola, Oak Trail, RIM, slates, SoC, Tablets, Taiwan, Tegra, TSMC, Ultrabook, Windows 7, ZTE | 3 Comments

Gartner: media tablets are the new segment next to mobile PCs and desktops, as well as web- and app-capable mobile phones

Posted on April 16, 2011 by Nacsa Sándor

Between March 30 and April 13 Gartner delivered quite new research on the IT spending forecasts till the year 2015. This presents a radically changed market outlook best viewed via the following April 5 Gartner webinar slide (warning: Gartner distinguishes … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, HTML5 et al, smartphones, tablets | Tagged Acer, Amazon, Android, Android Market, App Store, Apple, Apple App Store, Blackberry, Blackberry Playbook, cloud client, Computers and Internet, Curated App Store, Dell, Desktop PCs, Gartner, HP, HTML5, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Lenovo, media tablets, MeeGo, Microsoft, Mobile PCs, Nokia, PC, Playbook, QNX, RIM, slates, smartphones, Symbian, Tablets, Toshiba, WebOS, Windows 7, Windows 7 [Phone / Embedded / Handheld], Windows Phone 7 | 1 Comment

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Labor shortages in China as young people are much less willing to work under harsh working conditions–all this “compensated” for the time being with compulsory student labor required to get the graduation certificates

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