36 news & feature articles results for "agency microchip"

The agency says Intel has robbed consumers of both choice and innovation in microprocessors, "running roughshod over the principles of fair play."

Posted by Lance Whitney

A federal agency has selected National Semiconductor as the lead company in a three-year, $18.6 million project to improve microchip manufacturing.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

The State Department will begin issuing electronic passports with microchips that store biometric and other data by early next year.

Posted by Alorie Gilbert

One of the four commisioners who must approve the agency's proposed settlement spoke out against the deal, saying it will be hard to enforce.

Posted by Dan Goodin

The judge hearing the FTC's antitrust action against Intel denied its request to oust one of the agency's top litigators.

Posted by Dan Goodin

Federal agency plans to release new rules Friday that would reportedly delay onset of controversial requirements and cut costs to states. Will critics be satisfied?

Posted by Anne Broache

E-passports with facial biometrics are headed to the U.K. next year. Fingerprints will be added by 2009, passport agency says.

Posted by Karen Gomm

The agency releases a white paper about the antitrust case, as a judge denies an Intel motion for the FTC to say which markets the company monopolizes.

Posted by Michael Kanellos and Dan Goodin

Back when, Charles Simonyi helped get Microsoft apps off the ground. Now he's booked on a Russian rocket lifting off Saturday.