PC chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices gained ground in its rivalry with chip king Intel during 2001, despite a surge by Intel in the fourth quarter. AMD gained nearly four points of market share against ...
Intel plans to ring in the new year with a variety of new chips, including a more budget-minded version of the Pentium 4. The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chipmaker is coming out with a 1.3-GHz version ...
Investors who spent the day cooling their heels waiting to hear what Intel Corp. had to say after the bell about its earnings now are going to have a sleepless night waiting to see what Wall Street ...
Intel to introduce 2GHz P4News from E-InSiteIntel is set to launch its 2GHz Pentium 4 processor on August 27, the first day of its bi-annual Intel Developer Forum in San Jose, California.Intel said it ...
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Intel Chips Get Faster and Cheaper <BR>As Intel moves through 2001, a shift will continue from the stout Pentium III that ...
Business is not getting any worse for Intel, the world's largest chipmaker, but it's not necessarily getting much better, either. For the three months ended Sept. 29, Intel's profit fell 96 percent, ...
Intel has made an unexpected step to become an Asic supplier and is offering to design, manufacture and distribute custom chips for electronics companies. It is a major shift of strategy by the firm, ...
Intel has projected that 29-30 million notebook computers will be sold in 2001. As it enjoys a 90% share of the notebook processor market, the microprocessor giant can be expected to sell 27 million ...
HE BLINDED US WITH SCIENCE: Musician Thomas Dolby lends his support to Intel at IDF. San Jose-At the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) last week, Intel Corp. outlined its strategy for next-generation ...
Claiming to take the lead in chip manufacturing, Intel Corp. today entered the 0.13-micron race by announcing a new process technology complete with copper-interconnects and low-k dielectrics. The ...
Based on customer requirements and a desire to streamline its product line, MicronPC LLC announced Aug. 20 its commitment to offer Intel Corp. microprocessors for its computers in its government and ...
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