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Amazon drafts blueprints for its own home router, IoT gateway ARM chips 

Amazon is readying its own ARM-compatible processors to power home routers, Wi-Fi hotspots, and network-attached storage boxes.The Alpine system-on-chips were designed by Annapurna Labs, a fabless biz founded in 2011. It is based in San Jose, California, and Israel, and was bought by Amazon in early 2015 for about $350m.The Alpine processor cores use licensed ARM blueprints: they run 32-bit ARMv7…

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Amazon now making processors for IoT smart homes

Amazon now making processors for IoT smart homes

Having already moved into practically every other arm of technology, Amazon has announced that through one of its subsidiaries it is to produce a processor for use in internet of things (IoT) devices. The subsidiary producing the new chip for Amazon, Annapurna Labs, announced it was taking on the job of producing the line of chips called Alpine, which it says will provide high performance for UHD…

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Synology DiskStation DS2015xs Review

Synology DiskStation DS2015xs Review

Synology’s latest DS2015xs stands out from the NAS crowd for a number of good reasons. For starters, it’s the very first desktop appliance to come with a pair of integral 10GbE SFP+ fiber ports.

It also introduces Annapurna Labs and its new Alpine AL-514 processor. Formed in 2011, this Israeli start-up is being particularly coy at the moment as its web site tells you nothing and when asked,…

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