Steve Jobs was buried in Alta Mesa Memorial Park in Palo Alto

Edition of Forbes found out that Steve Jobs was buried in Memorial Park Alta Mesa, located in Palo Alto.

Funeral Steve Jobs held on Friday, October 7. According to the publication WSJ, funeral rather be described as a small closed meeting. The ritual was held in accordance with Buddhist tradition, as in 1973 during a trip to India head of Apple embraced Buddhism. For that trip, he even threw in college, and returned - with a shaved head and traditional Indian attire.

Place of burial up to this point were not disclosed, but Forbes still found where he found a resting place, Steve Jobs. This is Alta Mesa Memorial Park in Palo Alto, California. The place was not chosen by chance. There have been many famous personalities buried IT-world: one of the founders, David Packard HP, Engineer, Lewis Terman and Walter Hyullit who hired Steve Jobs on his first summer job at the age of 13 years, further defining vital interests.

Steve Jobs  died October 5 after a long illness on 57-year life. In a letter to employees, acting CEO Tim Cook said Apple that the company "plans to mark the extraordinary life of Steve", the event will be held October 19 .

Tomb Jobs in Palo Alto can be a place of pilgrimage, where many of his followers come and the fans Apple, admires the company's founder, in order to pay tribute to his genius.

Bulldozer FX: Today the official debut of the new AMD

After much waiting and more or less confirmed the time has finally come the debut of the processors AMD Bulldozer FX . The new generation of processors from the house of Sunnyvale comes at a good time because the producer sees in an excellent position in the desktop GPU and embedded systems, where he recently proposed a wide range of APU.

Desktop CPU instead of the segment that has been in the past two years has seen AMD use Intel's counter-part in the high-end, but at the same time take a very aggressive pricing policy that has borne fruit; just think that a processor Phenom II X6 6-Core has a cost just over $ 100.

But back to Bulldozer FX , as we will see a symbol that does not "point" only new processors from AMD Enthusiast but a broader vision that includes all the hardware platform of the PC , with a focus that could be called essential for the price / performance ratio.

The PC hardware market, particularly aimed at the demanding gaming in 2010 generated more than 16.5 Million of U.S. dollars with nearly half a billion Gaming assembled. In this cauldron of almost 500 million computers, however, two thirds are systems that are aimed in some way to contain the final cost of the machine within the $ 700, leaving the systems above $ 1500 a share of about 2% slice and market (about 20%) to mid-range, if that can be defined.

In this view comes with the AMD FX processors and chipset 990FX Dozers, specifically designed for the new platform.