81 news & feature articles results for "banias"

For designers working on the next generation of microprocessors, Moore's Law is becoming Moore's Curse, as the laws of physics are starting to get in the way.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

The long-suffering Itanium line takes another hit as the chipmaker addresses quality issues.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

Chip giant isn't content dominating the PC and server markets. It wants to make gains in mobile phones, where competition is stiffer.

Posted by Tom Krazit

Notebook buyers will have to wade through multiple marketing messages when Intel's next generation of mobile chips make their debut next month.

Posted by Michael Kanellos and John G. Spooner

Manufacturers descend on Las Vegas to place their bets that their gadgets and technologies will be the hits of the year.

Posted by Richard Shim

The chipmaker descends on Manhattan to announce three new Pentium 4-M processors--including one running at 1.8GHz--and to spread the word about mobile computing.

Posted by John G. Spooner

The chip giant on Monday will unveil its first server chip based on the Pentium 4. It's all about staking a claim in the world of high-end computing.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

After nearly two years of product delays, bugs, shortages and recalls, the chipmaker says it has rooted out its operational problems--just in time to deal with potentially thornier issues.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

For years, PC makers have predicted that notebooks would replace desktops in the computing world. Now it's beginning to happen, according to researcher IDC.

Posted by John G. Spooner

Customer demand for laptops is forcing the hand of innovation for manufactures looking for ways to juice up power performance and other features.

Posted by Michael Kanellos