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The fake versions labeled Intel's mobile device handling name are being circulated in the world's most populous country, but in a narrow range and in relatively small qu…
Today, HP will announce the first version of its blade server using Intel Itanium chips, with the ability to run HP-UX versions of Unix, as well as operating system vers…
Intel is expected to announce several new processors between now and early 2006. The world's largest chip maker will also list new prices for processors next year.
Motorola and Intel have just announced the cooperation plan to accelerate the development of mobile WiMAX technology based on the IEEE 802.16e standard platform for both…
Intel has begun working on a new generation of microprocessors that apply 65-nanometer manufacturing process technology. This was assessed by experts as a more optimisti…
The new microarchitecture platform that Intel aspires to be in the next few years is Core. In 2006, the production of two Conroe processors (for desktops) and Merom (for…
Intel, NVidia, or ATI often sponsor gaming teams because video games are the software that consumes the most computer resources. Directly deciding the image of the game…
Soon this summer, Intel's dual-core (Core 2 Duo) chips will appear in computers everywhere. PC Magazine's leading analyst - Joel Santo Domingo presented 10 things to kno…
Windows XP was available on Intel-based Macs, thanks to two new software: Apple's Boot Camp and Parallels Workstation 2.1 from Parallels. Test shows that Boot Camp is su…
CPU P4, which stands for Pentium 4, is the name of the processor type (VXL). This is Intel's processor. 2.8 Ghz, only clock speed of microprocessor. This number is one o…
According to Intel, the 802.11ax chip can achieve a maximum data transfer rate of 40% higher than the current, equivalent to 433Mbps - 600Mbps.
At its annual investment conference last week, Intel unveiled the first information on 3D NAND memory technology that it is developing.
Germany's Bavarian Academy of Sciences has signed a contract with IBM to produce a SuperMUC supercomputer that can perform 3 petaflops.
Intel has just introduced a 48-core chip, capable of performing 1,000 billion calculations per second while consuming power only with a bulb used in the home.
According to Taiwanese computer makers, Intel last week revealed the announcement of Lynnfield chips for Deskop and P55 chipsets along with Clarksfied chips for the PM55…