Elbrus MCST, the Russian PC designer who was once feared as a possible competitor to Intel, has released PCs based on its latest homegrown microprocessors—and, well, Intel has nothing to fear. Yes, ...

Researchers with the Moscow Center for SPARC Technologies (MCST) have announced a new, homegrown CPU core is ready for the mass market. Dubbed the Elbrus-4C, this new chip is based a VLIW (Very Long ...

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Russian state-owned technology Ruselectronics has demonstrated the first computers running its own domestic Elbrus-8S silicon. The Elbrus-8S packs eight cores, and is manufactured using a 28 nanometer ...

Russian-made quad-core CPU "Elbrus-4C" began selling for general purpose Speaking of the CPU that is the brain of computers, manufacturers such as Intel and AMD are well known, but in Russia MSCT ...

Russia-based state-owned technology firm Rostec has introduced the MP21, a single-board computer powered by the domestically developed Elbrus 2S3 processor. The newly introduced hardware aims to ...

Roselektronika has developed a new single-board computer based on the Elbrus-2C3 processor. The dimensions of the device are 95 by 95 mm. Currently, this is the smallest solution based on a processor ...

Pro Intel sells the fastest sub-$200 CPUs that you can buy right now and AMD can barely keep up, even with a Ryzen 9 5900XT — so I have to ask, is Intel the new AMD? Pro This is the cheapest OCuLink ...

Pro AMD is slowly turning into Intel of yesteryear as $501 32-thread Ryzen 9 7950X is just enough to beat 20-thread $270 Core Ultra 7 265KF — so what's going on? Pro World's fastest mini PC doesn't ...

The Russian company MCST (Moscow Center for SPARC Technologies) has released the Elbrus-4C, a reasonably high-performance quad-core CPU that may grant Russia some technological independence from ...

The Elbrus-8C microprocessor is being made in Russia right now to make current computer chips look weak. The processor will feature an impressive 8-cores, doubling the current efforts of most ...