Updated: Wednesday, July 23 10:34PM PDT
Wall
Street keeps watch on Intel
Will
the chipmaker's numbers point to a slowdown in PC and server purchases,
or will woes be limited to flash memory? The economy wants to know.
Intel:
Cool future for PDAs
In
Shanghai this week, company will share news about research into
extending the intelligence of mobile devices. Things are starting to
get interesting, says News.com's Charles Cooper.
Intel
has ARM in its crosshairs
news analysis
The chip giant is looking to make gains in mobile computing, where the
competition could be much more difficult.
Intel
unveils 'Web 2.0' software suite
Chipmaker
teams with SpikeSource and others to launch a package of apps for
blogs, wikis and social networking.
Roundup:
Spinning the Web 2.0
Moving on with Montecito
newsmaker Intel exec Pat Gelsinger says that glory days lie ahead for the Itanium update.
Video: Gelsinger talks
With Core 2 Duo, Intel again No. 1
roundup
Chipmaker's new line marks end of AMD's dominance in dual-core desktop arena.
news analysis Intel wondering if less is more?
Chipmaker reportedly mulls selling its communications-related gear to focus on its strengths.
Intel builds $400 laptop for school desks worldwide
CEO Paul Otellini touts access to PCs in an educational setting as one way to improve conditions in developing countries.
Intel asks judge to throw out AMD case
Intel claims AMD is attacking Intel's foreign business practices via the U.S. court system.
Intel to invest $300 million in Vietnam plant
Chipmaker to build a factory to package and test microchips that power personal computers and mobile phones.
Intel shows off its quad core
Clovertown, a four-core processor, will start shipping late this year and hit the market in early 2007.
Intel looks ahead with test chips
Moore's Law is on track, the chipmaker says, and it shows off 45-nanometer creations to prove it.
Photos: Timely transistors
Intel unveils new logo in brand overhaul
The lowercase " e" and " Intel inside" are to be replaced as Intel shifts focus from PCs into consumer products.
For Intel, a fast start to 2006
Chipmaker to ring in the new year with dual-core notebook chip Yonah.
Video on chips for home and phone
Intel opens Net cafes in China
Chipmaker teams up with Tom Online for 13 venues aimed at promoting a " positive image" of the trendy spots.
Intel cuts PC boot time
Robson technology demonstrated in Taipei lets you bypass the hard drive to wake up your PC fast.
Intel to detail new chips at conference
The new multicore processors are expected to emerge in 2006 and,
sources say, will sport greater energy efficiency and manageability.
Intel to borrow from laptops for server chips
New Xeon chip for blade servers, due out in 2006, derives from the chipmaker's Pentium M family.
Intel to unveil new way to connect chips
Chipmaker plans to reveal a new way of opening up the data paths between processors, CNET News.com has learned.
Intel unveils new class of Pentium 4s
The new processors have a lot more cache. They also include notebook technology designed to cut power consumption.
Intel unveils silicon laser
Optical technology performs well but is awfully expensive. The latest in a series of breakthroughs could cure the cost problem.
Photos: Lasers on a chip
Intel helps build
low-power transistor
Companies make public product of joint research that could form the basis of future " high-performance" chips.
Intel accelerates virtual-desktop plans
Vanderpool--no, it's not the love child of Gloria Vanderbuilt and
Whirlpool, but rather a technology that lets a single PC act like two.
Intel launches broad reorganization
The reorganization includes new two divisions to focus on technologies in digital health care and its distribution channel.
Intel expands core concept
If two processor cores are better than one, then four, eight and even hundreds must be better still.
Intel to put 64 bits in desktops in 2005
Not content to let AMD lead, Intel will come out with 64-bit chips for gamers next year.
Intel preps speedier Pentium 4
The chipmaker will quietly launch a 3.8GHz Pentium 4 for desktops on Nov. 15, sources tell CNET News.com.
Intel to debut new
Itaniums Nov. 8
Entire updated chip line to be unveiled, sources say. Newest top-lineItanium 2 boosts high-speed
cache memory from 6MB to 9MB.
The quest for speed
Photos: SGI's speed racer
Intel nixes 4GHz plans
Pentium 4 won't run at that speed as chipmaker rethinks its approach to processor performance.
Intel programming tools reach new 64-bit chips
They let developers create software that supports 64-bit x86 chips--important in making the new generation of chips useful.
Intel cuts Pentium 4 prices
The newest P4 chips drop in price by 18 percent to 35 percent a host of other chips are cheaper now as well.
Intel's vision: A wireless melting pot
Can the whole motley crew of wireless technologies learn to live together? The chipmaker says yes, they can.
Intel unveils its 32/64-bit chips
The Xeon rival to AMD's Opteron debuts in workstations, with server versions said to be on the way.
Intel's latest P4 chip hard to get, PC makers say
Prescott Pentium 4s are in short supply, according to Dell and HP,
causing some to turn to an older Pentium 4 design to keep up with
demand for new desktop PCs.
Intel chief: Too early to tell on China rule
CEO Craig Barrett equivocates about whether the chipmaker will soften its stance against China's new data encryption standard.
Intel chips take a new number
The chip giant plans to give its PC chips model numbers that reflect
their performance and de-emphasize their clock speeds--a huge marketing
shift for Intel that might pay off for Pentium M.
Intel connects chips with optical fiber
Wires can only go so fast--so the company is working on ways to hook up chips inside computers with optical fiber.
Intel plugs power supply guidelines
The chipmaker says four major power supply unit makers for desktop PCs
will follow its new blueprint. With better efficiency, it says,
companies will save on electric bills.
Intel to expand flash memory efforts
The chipmaker, which slipped from first to fourth place in the flash
memory market last year, has a burning ambition to be No. 1 again. And
soon.
Intel offers peek at future chips
The chipmaker will give a glimpse of what the insides of computers
might look like in a few years when it presents research results at the
International Solid State Circuits Conference.
Intel chip aims to cut optical costs
A prototype processor the company produced could take a lot of the
manual labor out of manufacturing optical equipment toward the end of
the decade.
Intel pitches Prescott
Chipmaker serves up a large helping of megahertz with six new Pentium 4s--including the first Prescott chips.
Intel shifts 64-bit plans
The chipmaker will soon show off revamped Xeon and Pentium processors. What does it mean for Itanium?
Intel eyes 64-bit chips for desktops
The chipmaker's president, Paul Otellini, says the company would likely
give its 32-bit microprocessors an upgrade to 64 bits once supporting
software becomes available
Intel brings out low-cost laptop chips
The chipmaker hopes to bring wireless computing to the masses with the
Celeron M, a discount version of its Pentium M processor for notebooks.
New Intel digital chip could remake the market
Technologists say advanced semiconductors will improve the quality of
large-screen digital televisions and substantially lower their price.
(The New York Times)
Intel's 'Prescott' chip to keep Pentium 4 name
The chipmaker will upgrade its flagship PC chip in the beginning of the year, but it will keep the current name.
Intel acquires Wi-Fi chipmaker
The chip giant buys start-up Mobilian, a specialist in Wi-Fi chips for
cell phones, in a deal designed to expand its wireless know-how.
Intel mulls metal over silicon for new chips
The chipmaker is looking at revamping two fundamental elements of its
transistors--the transistor gate and the gate dielectric--to improve
its chips' speed and performance.
Intel debuts wireless software tools
The chipmaker introduces its first set of compiler programs for
wireless devices powered by its XScale processors and built on its
Personal Internet Client Architecture.
Intel to give Centrino a consumer push
The company will market Centrino to back-to-school shoppers, but
analysts say the chipmaker's own Pentium 4 will prove a tough
competitor.
Intel readies low-cost Itanium
The company hopes to ignite server chip sales with Deerfield, an energy-efficient Itanium 2 processor priced to move.
Intel gets more key Alpha alums
A chief architect behind the touted Alpha processor and a number of
other Alpha engineers are joining Intel this month to work on future
versions of Itanium.
Intel to adapt PC specs to networking
The chipmaker will promote the Advanced Switching spec, a derivative of
the PCI Express standard for servers and PCs, for connecting chips and
circuit boards inside networking gear.
Intel notches up mobile chips
The chipmaker will, over the next few weeks, release several faster
Pentium M and Pentium 4-M processors for notebooks--and mark a shift in its
mobile strategy.
Intel passes over new lithography tools
The chipmaker has informed suppliers of lithography machines that it
will not buy the next generation of tools, equipment maker ASML Holding says.
Intel programming tools edge forward
Oracle will use Intel's compilers--one of several steps Intel is taking to improve the software's utility.
Intel: Options would drag down earnings
The chipmaker backs its second-quarter revenue expectations and says
expensing stock options would have cut first-quarter earnings by one-third.
IBM releases
16-chip Intel servers
Big Blue has begun shipping
16-processor x440 servers, its highest-end mainstream machines using Intel
chips, the company plans to announce Wednesday.
Intel postpones
Wi-Fi chip
The semiconductor giant delays its first
Wi-Fi chip to clean up some engineering issues and clear a few more regulatory
hurdles.
Intel wants 1.5GHz from next
Itanium
The chip
is expected to run much faster than its predecessor, but hurdles remain.
Intel revs workstation, server
chips
The
company is set to announce 2.8GHz and 2.6GHz Xeon chips for single- and dual-processor
workstations and servers next week.
Intel to unveil nanotechnology
plans
The
chip behemoth will uncork the company's nanotechnology plans at its developer
conference next week in San Jose, Calif., shedding some light on the future
of its chips.
Intel slices and dices chip
prices
The
sweeping price cuts hit nearly all of the company's processor lines, including
mobile and desktop Pentium 4 chips, Xeons and Celerons.
Intel Sharpens Blade-Server Chip Line
The
chipmaker is set to introduce a new low-power Pentium III chip for dense blade
servers that will let computer makers put two processors onto a single blade
Intel Unveils New Mobile Chips
The
chipmaker releases seven new notebook chips, while rival Advanced Micro Devices
pumps up its budget desktop lineup with a new 1.3GHz Duron.
Intel Preparing New Mobile
Chips
The new line of chips will include a low-cost Celeron running at more that 1GHz.
Coming soon: new notebooks with the chips and price cuts on existing systems.
01/15/02Otellini Named President
At Intel
update Paul Otellini is named president and COO, giving him the inside track
to becoming the company's next CEO.
Intel's Accidental Revolution
How did the microprocessor come to be? Surprisingly, its success was one largely
inspired by accident.
Intel Speeds Xeon Chip To
2GHz
The company's processor for workstations--and eventually for servers,
Intel
hopes--is available at 2GHz speeds, the chipmaker will announce
Tuesday.
Intel Snatches Server Deal
From Transmeta
Intel Taps Malaysia For Pentium
4 Plant
Intel Hits The Gas On Pentium
4
The company is preparing a Pentium 4 blitz for the remainder of 2001, aiming
to drive the chip into the heart of the desktop PC market before the end of
the year, executives say.
Open-source Steps In To Duplicate
.Net
Open-source fans announce the first steps in an effort to reproduce Microsoft's
.Net technology so people can use it without Microsoft's involvement.
Intel Gears Up For 2GHz Pentium
4
video | update The chipmaker is trumpeting the availability
of 1.8GHz and 1.6GHz Pentium 4 processors and also plans to launch a 2GHz chip
in a few months.
PC Expo: Intel Shows Off
The Pentium III-M
roundup The company progresses in two major areas
of the chipmaking process with " Tualatin," the new Pentium III chip,
and touts the launch of a faster Pentium 4.
Investing With Intel
news analysis The chipmaker has acquired a quirky portfolio,
which includes a bunch of pharmaceutical companies, a few media holdings and
even shares of its archrival AMD.
Intel Starts Shipping New Pentium
III
The chipmaker begins shipping " Tualatin" --the desktop version of its
new Pentium III processor--made using a process that cuts power consumption
while boosting speed.
Itanium Sparks The Server
Market
Server makers crank up their assembly lines as Intel, at long last, delivers
its 64-bit processor.
Intel Slices Pentium III,
Celeron Prices
update The chipmaker lops as much as 38 percent
from the price of its desktop Celeron and Pentium chips, and it makes smaller
cuts on its mobile Pentium III processor.
Itanium Chip Ready To Ship
Intel will announce next week that it's shipping production versions of the
64-bit chip.
Intel To Unveil Its " Internet
On A Chip"
The company's new technology
will give devices such as handheld computers the ability to access the Internet
and run applications twice as fast as was previously possible.
Intel Counters AMD With " Tualatin" Chips
Delivering a counterpunch
to rival Advanced Micro Devices and its new 1GHz Athlon 4 chip, Intel is set
to launch new mobile Pentium III chips this July.
Intel Online Services Group
Sheds Workers
Intel Getting Into Micro-Machines
Micro-refrigerators, mini-tweezers for microbiologists, wireless antenna controllers--these
are the types of products Intel could start producing with its move into microelectrical
mechanics.
Intel Preps Faster, Cheaper
Chips
1.7GHz Pentium 4 ready to go retail amid a flood of price cuts in the industry.
Intel To Chart New Notebook Territory
Intel Tries Open Source For
Storage Standard
Intel's Grove Sees Slow PC
Recovery
Intel To
Ship Portable Demo In Handheld Push
Intel Finds New Chipset Partner
For Pentium 4
Intel Cuts Jobs, Issues Warning
Intel, the world's top chipmaker, said late Thursday that revenue for the first
quarter will be down about 25% from fourth quarter revenue of $8.7 billion.
The company also said it expects to reduce its staff by about 5,000 people over
the next nine months through attrition. Intel previously said first-quarter
revenue would be down 15%
Intel Reorganizes Business
Units, Executives
Intel Releases Last Pentium
III-Based Xeon
Intel
To Ship Portable Demo
In Handheld Push
Intel
is preparing samples of its XScale processor, as well as
prototypes of the
type of handheld devices it can be used in, as
competition heats up in the
portable market.
The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chipmaker next quarter will send
out
prototype XScale systems--featuring flat-panel screens and
keyboards--that
will effectively make it easier for manufacturers
to examine how Intel's
chips might work in reality.
AMD Offers Developer
ToolsFor 64-Bit Chips
Advanced Micro Devices and
software firm Virtutech create a software tool that will enable developers to
produce applications for AMD's next generation of processors.
Intel To Buy Xircom For $748
Million
Intel Plans To Ramp Up Production
Of Pentium 4
Texas Instruments Aims To Fend Off
Intel With Real Deal
Intel Acquires India Consulting
Group
The chipmaking
giant adds muscle to its operations in India by acquiring Network Solutions.
HP to Sell Intel's Server Appliances
Intel Plans 1.3-GHz Pentium
4 for 2001
The chip giant plans to ring
in the new year with a variety of new chips, including a more budget-minded
version of the Pentium 4.
Intel, IBM Put Chip Development
in Fast Lane
New Communications Chip Ready
to Challenge TI
Intel, Broadcom Settle Some
Suits
Patent Claims Remain
Intel, Broadcom Settle Trade-Secret
Lawsuits
The giant chip rivals say they
have settled all claims against each other under trade-secret lawsuits.
IBM Taps New Chip for The
Gaming, Movie Fanatic
Pentium 4 Benchmarks Source
of Tech Debate
Pentium 4 PCs Hit Shelves
Bigger, Faster Pentium 4
Hits Stores Monday
Intel Co-founder Sets Up Research
Foundation
Gordon Moore unveils an agency
that will single out projects in education, scientific research and the environment
that are not typically funded by conventional sources.
Intel May License Pentium 4
Technology for Chipsets
Intel Scraps Server Appliance
Brand
To avoid conflicts
with its original equipment manufacturer customers--such as Dell Computer--which
produce their own server appliances, Intel ditches its NetStructure brand.
Chip Tease: Pentium 4 on Sale
But Can't Be Used
Avid computer fans
can already get their hands on the processor, but a total lack of motherboards
means that chips purchased now can't be used just yet.
Intel Offers New Chips for DSL
Equipment
Intel Moves Up Date for Pentium
4 to Be Primary Chip
Intel Cuts Prices to Pave
Way for Pentium 4
The company drops prices
on Pentium III and Celeron processors between 5 percent and 36 percent, a move
that will pave the way for the introduction of the Pentium 4.
Pentium 4 Will Debut in a Month,
Intel Chief Says
CEO Craig Barrett says the
chip titan's long-awaited microprocessor will be launched in about one month,
just ahead of its original year-end target.
New Era Dawns for Intel Servers
Forthcoming systems from IBM,
HP and Compaq exploit
new technologies that should help them compete better against traditional Unix
server designs.
Intel to Sell Servers for Voice-Powered
Web Sites
Pentium 4 to Debut Next Month
Intel will release the Pentium 4 on Oct. 30, according
to sources close to the company--not a moment too soon for the battered chipmaker.
Rival AMD Wins Contracts as
Intel Struggles
Two more computer
manufacturers agree to incorporate processors from Advanced Micro Devices in
their PCs, and the timing couldn't be better for the chipmaker.
Intel Ships a trio of Mobile
Processors
On the heels of last
week's third-quarter profit warning, the bellwether chipmaker releases the 800-MHz
and 850-MHz Pentium IIIs and the 700-MHz Celeron.
Intel Invests in Embedded
Linux Operation
Intel is to pump money into embedded Linux software developer MontaVista to
encourage development of OS and application code for its XScale processor.
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