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  • Mon Feb 8 1999 AMD discounts chips to match Intel

    The chip price war continues as AMD discounts its K6-2 processors up to 24 percent to match Celeron cuts.

    Posted by Michael Kanellos

  • Mon Nov 1 1999 Apple to make graphics chip buy

    Apple Computer is in the final stages of acquiring all or part of Raycer Graphics, a graphics chip designer, in an apparent bid to strengthen the 3D capabilities of Apple computers, sources say.

    Posted by Michael Kanellos

  • Thu Aug 17 2000 Chip newcomer Transmeta files for IPO

    The processor start-up, which hopes to take on Intel in the lucrative market for notebook chips, files to raise $200 million through an initial public offering.

    Posted by Michael Kanellos

  • Tue Sep 16 2003 Intel chips to do double duty

    As more and more transistors crowd their way onto silicon in the next few years, the company's processors will develop split personalities.

    Posted by Michael Kanellos

  • Tue Jul 29 2003 Chip firms team up for mobile standards

    Nokia and chip industry players Texas Instruments, ARM and STMicroelectronics form an alliance to promote standard ways for the silicon chips inside cell phones to work together.

    Posted by Ben Charny

  • Thu Aug 28 2003 Intel cuts off wireless networking gear

    The chipmaker quietly exits the market for wireless networking products to focus its efforts on its Centrino technology.

    Posted by Richard Shim

  • Mon Oct 22 2007 Qualcomm likely to avoid another chip ban

    Judge recommends halting investigation stemming from Nokia's complaint to the ITC that Qualcomm chips infringe on patents.

    Posted by Marguerite Reardon

  • Mon Apr 22 2002 Wireless firm adds hybrid modem to mix

    GTran Wireless unveils one of a growing number of the so-called hybrid modems--cards that are able to switch between wireless networks and Internet services.

    Posted by Ben Charny

  • Fri Jan 31 2003 Wireless firms jumping gun on new spec?

    With an OK for the speedy 802.11g wireless spec still months off, the impatience of early adopting gear makers could create interoperability headaches and rile consumers.

    Posted by Richard Shim

  • Thu Jun 12 2003 Wireless spec approved, next under way

    A standards body approves the 802.11g specification and starts work on another spec--802.11n--that promises to lead to even higher data-transmission speeds.

    Posted by Richard Shim

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