264 news & feature articles results for "figure microprocessor"

The company reports first-quarter earnings that beat analysts' estimates, but the next three months will be a tough time for the leading chipmaker.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

Researchers are set to announce a milestone in the company's goal to build future generations of smaller, faster and cheaper chips based on "molecular grids."

Posted by Michael Kanellos

Along with all the major PC vendors, the industry leaders aim to induce software developers to move to Windows NT from rival Unix systems.

Posted by Mike Ricciuti

One of the leading DRAM vendors plans to use technology from Innovative Silicon in future memory chips that is denser, and cheaper, than the current alternative.

Posted by Tom Krazit

What's it like to play with one of the world's most advanced robotic toys for the first time?

Posted by Daniel Terdiman

Digital will offer a personal version of its AltaVista search engine.

Posted by Jim Davis

There used to be a debate in the networking industry around network intelligence.

Posted by Jon Oltsik

If certain technological hurdles can be cleared, processors running at a mind-boggling 20 gigahertz could be commercially available in the next eight years.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

CNET News.com's Charles Cooper explains why the company remains wildly successful despite a string of mediocre product launches.

Posted by Charles Cooper

The factors that drove the semiconductor market down this year will largely be gone in 1999, an industry group asserts.

Posted by Michael Kanellos