The news that matters to you, delivered direct to your inbox

HEXUS alerts are an easy way to keep up with the latest developments in your topic of choice.

Email Address:

ALL NEWS REVIEWS PRESS RELEASES GRID LIST TIME

• Intel reports another record quarter, unveils new SoC

  

  14 April 2010, 09:56

  The chip giant tops $10 billion revenue for the quarter as a new SoC design is announced at IDF Beijing.

  0
• WiMAX 2 initiative launches

  

  12 April 2010, 14:07

  Intel, Motorola and Samsung among the members of a new consortium devoted to promoting next-gen WiMAX.

  1
• Microsoft phases-out support for Itanium

  

  6 April 2010, 17:04

  Windows Server 2008 R2 will be the last version to support Intel’s alternative processor architecture.

  3
• MeeGo now open for business

  

  1 April 2010, 16:30

  Ongoing development of Nokia and Intel’s joint OS effort will take place in the open from now on.

  0
• Intel completes its 2010 collection with Nehalem EX

  

  31 March 2010, 11:22

  A frenzy of CPU launches culminates in what Intel is calling the largest performance leap in Intel Xeon history.

  0
• HP and Intel Detail Technology Advances to Fuel Business Transformation for Workstation Customers

  25 March 2010, 11:21

  HP and Intel Detail Technology Advances to Fuel Business Transformation for Workstation Customers

  
• GIGABYTE reveals unannounced Intel Core i7 875K CPU

  

  24 March 2010, 09:26

  Motherboard manufacturer lets slip a range-topping Lynnfield processor aimed at the overclocking crowd.

  0
• HEXUS.sharewatch: Google falls as China pull-out looms

  

  22 March 2010, 14:42

  As Google looks set to close its operations in the world’s largest market, its share-price comes under pressure.

  0
• Intel to introduce Core i5 680 and Core i7 870s processors

  

  22 March 2010, 11:26

  Chip giant to introduce range-topping Clarkdale CPU and a new low-power Lynnfield.

  7
• Intel, Sony and Logitech reportedly collaborate on Google TV

  

  18 March 2010, 09:03

  New platform in development promises to open-up the TV to developers via Android.

  3

< MORE CONTENT