Complete Intel coverage from HEXUS
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Koby Bahar explains Intel's involvement in Israel since 1974
18 December 2007, 09:34
Israel has no shortage of sand and - over the past 33 years - Intel FABs have been turning this plentiful raw material into advanced microprocessors. HEXUS.tv spoke with Koby ...
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Win a zero-G flight and Las Vegas holiday with HEXUS and Intel
17 December 2007, 10:52
When we do competitions, we do them properly. That's why, this Christmas, we're throwing a competition to send somebody to Las Vegas to experience the life of a high-roller, check ...
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Intel calling all modders in YouTube competition
14 December 2007, 11:55
Fancy yourself as a bit of a modding whizz? Put your best efforts forward in video form on YouTube as part of Intel's Modder Contest. You'll have a chance to ...
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HEXUS.tv exclusive: Intel ramp up 45nm production in Israel!
12 December 2007, 10:04
Having sailed past the 'one million quad cores shipped' mark earlier in the year, Intel is now moving their proven architecture down to 45nm with Penryn. HEXUS.tv's cameras were allowed ...
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Intel sets its sights on India
10 December 2007, 10:21
Intel, the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer, expects India to become one of its top five markets within the next three years alone.
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Intel co-founder, Gordon Moore, donates $200m to build world's largest optical telescope.
6 December 2007, 09:04
Philanthropic Gordon finds another $200m down the back of the sofa.
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First mobile Intel 'Penryn' processors to launch in January
5 December 2007, 11:49
But the TDP remains the same - 35W. We await quad-core mobile SKUs.
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INTEL® MULTI-SITE DIRECTOR: AN IT MANAGER FOR EUROPEAN SMALL BUSINESS
4 December 2007, 11:46
Intel announces small business portal for Intel IT resellers.
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Review: Got £50 to spend on a CPU? Read this.
4 December 2007, 00:24
We take a look at two budget processors from Intel and AMD, overclock them significantly, and tell you which one to buy if you only have £50 to spend.
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Intel leads market share for all chip sales: AMD falls out of top 10
28 November 2007, 12:37
Reseach firm iSuppli reckons that AMD will fall out of the top 10 of chip-makers in 2007. Intel, meanwhile, consolidates its position as no. 1.