Complete Intel coverage from HEXUS
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Intel's Arrandale priced and dated?
12 November 2009, 15:36
Mobile derivatives of Westmere detailed. Are these the notebook processors you've been waiting for?
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Intel agrees to pay AMD $1.25 billion in damages
12 November 2009, 14:16
The firms have agreed to drop their respective legal struggles, including AMD's antitrust suit, in favour of a new five-year cross-license agreement.
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Clearwire secures yet more funding
11 November 2009, 09:26
Despite grumbles from the likes of Google and Intel, Clearwire has pulled it off yet again, securing another $1.5 billion for its WiMAX 4G network.
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Intel's Reader speaks up
11 November 2009, 08:56
The chip maker has announced a new device that can read captured text aloud to the dyslexic, sight impaired or blind.
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Clearwire CEO gets ambiguous over LTE
10 November 2009, 09:30
Although it's reported that Clearwire's CEO hinted his firm might switch from Wimax to LTE at some point, it seems the befuddled CEO was simply misunderstood. Bless.
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NVIDIA puts Intel in the funny papers
6 November 2009, 14:02
Intel CEO Paul Otellini reduced to cartoon figure by NVIDIA.
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Why is the New York Attorney General filing an antitrust case against Intel?
6 November 2009, 11:40
Having first raised the issue almost two years ago, we take a look at the timing of the New York Attorney General's filing against Intel.
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Intel admits to 'bricking' firmware for 34nm SSDs
6 November 2009, 11:03
A fix is on the way, promises the chip giant.
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Intel hit with antitrust lawsuit in US
5 November 2009, 10:25
Intel faces further legal scrutiny as New York's attorney-general accuses the semiconductor giant of "coercion and bribery".
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Intel and Numonyx hail breakthrough in phase-change memory research
28 October 2009, 17:19
Phase-change memory might still be years away, but researchers have found a way to increase areal density by stacking multiple layers.
