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Dunnington Xeon 7400 is also the final version of the Penryn line of the world's No. 1 computer chip maker before switching to the Nehalem / Core i7 microarchitecture in…
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Dunnington Xeon 7400 is also the final version of the Penryn line of the world's No. 1 computer chip maker before switching to the Nehalem / Core i7 microarchitecture in…
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…
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…
Intel executives said the company is currently providing a prototype of the Penryn processor chip for servers for computer manufacturers. Products will officially launch…
Intel giant Intel has announced details of a joint plan with Asustek Computer, the world's largest motherboard manufacturer, to develop a super-cheap, competitive laptop…
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…
Intel has successfully built the first chip line (codenamed Penryn) on a 45-nm process technology with 2-core and 4-core versions. The company hopes the new chip line wi…
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.
When Intel introduced the latest 4-core and 45-nanometer Penryn processor chips, AMD also launched the Quad FX to compete. However, tests show that AMD products are stil…