Paper shows how small investors are screwed by max pain

In a recent Wired article titled "Recipe for Disaster: The Formula That Killed Wall Street", a Chinese mathematician Dr. David Li was blamed for the collapse of U.S. financial market.

Now, another Chinese scholar tells you why you the small fish are screwed.

"We think that the GOOGLE stock may have been illegally controlled by Wall

Street firms. We show that large financial institutions use small GOOGLE investors as

pawns in their pursuits of high returns. This study is of significant value to the stock

market. We provide the evidence of illegal activities surrounding the trading of

GOOGLE stock and this evidence can be used to track down the manipulators. We tell

naive, small investors why they are losing money, and sometimes their retirement money,

in the stock market. It is due to malicious stock price manipulations by large financial

firms. We will show why large financial firms seem to be always able to generate large

amounts of profit and hand out generous bonuses to themselves – they have the power to

muscle stock price up and down and may use this power to their interest."

I think Dr. Liu is feeling sorry for the American public, being the battery in the matrix without knowing that they are merely batteries of the financial machine. Dr. Liu reportedly sent his study to SEC. But, what if SEC itself is part of the matrix.

AMD shows off 12-core Opteron

It is called Many-Cores: 96 cores for a 8P configuration.

Meanwhile, a Chinese firm showed a mobile phone running Windows XP on AMD's super mobile processor.

Copycat Intel Fellow Bath Mouth AMD

Read this, Fred Pollack is touting Intel's skill in copying AMD.

He failed to mention that Intel copied everything from AMD. Basically, Intel illegally bought off OEMs, locked them into Intel, and bought 8 years of time to copy AMD64+Direct Connect, which Intel named EM64T and QuickPath.

It literally took Intel engineers 8 years to digest AMD's PDFs and patents, and came out with knockoffs of AMD technology.

Pollack fails to realize that AMD is preparing the next set of technologies that will take Intel 20 years to copy.

AMD Instanbul achieves 402 in SpecInt rate 2006

Nice, very nice score of 402. It is very nice that AMD was able to keep the 2.6Ghz six-core Istanbul at 75 watts. In comparison, Intel's 2.93Ghz Core i7 is a 130 watt beast that can fry eggs for your breakfast.