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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…
Sun Microsystems claims the 8-core UltraSPARC T2 microprocessor - codenamed Niagara II - has a new 1.4GHz clock speed, the fastest processor chip in the world.
New product that the chip giant is about to release is not a microprocessor. Rather, it's a platform, including the main processor and many extra chips to add features t…
On March 23, 2007, Intel Corporation announced educational computers for Classmate PC with Intel microprocessors that have been shipped in large quantities to developing…
On January 27, 2007, Intel Corporation announced that it was using two completely new materials to build isolation walls and switch ports for its 45-nanometer (nm) trans…
Sun Microsystems has agreed to use Intel microprocessors in some of its servers. A decision marked an important victory for Intel before rivaling AMD.
According to the newly released development strategy, the microprocessor industry giant Intel will launch a dual-core line of 45-nanometer technology chips next year.
Today (9-1), Intel officially introduced three new quad-core processors, including the first Intel® CoreTM 2 Quad-branded microprocessor, paving the way for widespread d…
The world's number one microprocessor chip manufacturer Intel said it would stop producing and trading Celeron D product lines. Specifically, the products that will be p…
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is expected to develop its microprocessor business by 20% next year, the only way to do that is to take market share from its direct rival.…
On December 11, Intel began to sell quad-core microprocessor chips for Xeon 5335 servers. Thus, the latest product of the 5300 quad-core processor chip was released earl…
A Chinese technology firm said it has successfully produced a PC model for less than $ 200 thanks to the application of domestic microprocessor chips.
Intel claims to have successfully produced a prototype of a new microprocessor chip that is smaller, faster and consumes less energy.
Researchers have found a critical flaw within microprocessor technology that could allow hackers to extract confidential information from computer users.
Today, November 16, 2006, Intel microprocessor chips will turn 35 years old. But most of us almost don't know the processor chip - the foundation of every modern compute…