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Intel launches 45nm mobile Penryn chip
On January 7, Intel officially launched the Penryn microprocessor chip exclusively for laptops and marked the launch of the 4th generation Centrino chip platform - also…
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2008: Five brakes on the global chip market
Market research firm iSuppli had to lower the estimated sales of the global semiconductor industry in 2008, citing customers' chances of canceling the deal out of fear o…
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IBM put supercomputer technology into microprocessors
Laptops that can achieve supercomputer performance are gradually becoming a reality. IBM is working to develop nanophotonic processor technology with higher data exchang…
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AMD dropped from the Top 10 leading chip manufacturers
A tough year in both the financial and market sectors has led AMD to drop the list of the world's top 10 chip makers rated by research firm iSuppli.
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AMD released a new graphics card
In an effort to pave the way for the launch of next-generation Phenom processor chips, AMD on November 15 officially launched new graphics cards compatible with Phenom a…
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Microprocessor technology transforms itself with the appearance of Penryn
Lead-free chips based on stamp-sized 45 nanometer (nm) technology containing 820 million transistors that Intel is about to release are the first to use metal gate trans…
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AMD lost its fourth quarter in a row
AMD's revenue report yesterday (October 18) showed that the world's second largest PC chip processor manufacturer continued to sink into heavy losses. This was the fourt…
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Intel spends 250 million USD to settle the latest lawsuit
Intel has agreed to pay $ 250 million to Transmeta to settle lawsuits that violate the energy management and chip design patents over the past five years.
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Intel opened a teacher training class on the Internet
The chip giant will open a special online training course to help teachers integrate technology into their lectures, as part of a $ 300 million education support project.
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Ranking technology giants
China and India are developing very rapidly and strongly in high technology globally. Meanwhile the US seems to be going down.
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WiMax only needs 5 years to cover the world
From remote areas in Vietnam to modern offices in Silicon Valley (USA), wireless broadband technology is bringing the world closer to the era.
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South Korea accused Intel of monopoly
After two years of investigation, the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) on September 11 officially ruled that Intel violated South Korea's antitrust laws. Currently, th…
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AMD vied for Intel's market share
The latest statistics from research firm iSuppli showed that the market share of AMD's global processor chip market in the last quarter increased by 2.5%. This number is…