By Dan Nystedt, IDG News Service\Taipei Bureau 23 Jul, 2008
A global glut of NAND flash memory chips, which store songs, photos and other data in gadgets from iPods to digital cameras, will continue for at least the next few months because companies have been slow to rein in production, according to DRAMeXchange Technology. read more »
By Channelworld staff, Channelworld India 21 Jul, 2008
Intel is celebrating a milestone anniversary by looking 40 years in the past and 40 years into the future. To celebrate this milestone, Intel unveiled the World Mural Project, a digital artwork that captures the vision of young people on how computers will transform the globe over the next 40 years. read more »
By Dan Nystedt, IDG News Service\Taipei Bureau 21 Jul, 2008
The popular Intel Atom microprocessors made for netbooks, or mini-laptops, costs 52 percent more per chip than the desktop version of the same processor. read more »
By Dan Nystedt, IDG News Service\Taipei Bureau 21 Jul, 2008
Intel announced prices for some of its latest, most powerful chips that might disappoint digital gaming enthusiasts because they're more expensive than reports had speculated. read more »
By Agam Shah, IDG News Service\San Francisco Bureau 18 Jul, 2008
Advanced Micro Devices is developing a low-power processor for mobile devices and sub-notebooks, the company confirmed Friday, quashing months of speculation that it had abandoned the project. read more »
By Stephen Lawson, IDG News Service\San Francisco Bureau 17 Jul, 2008
Advanced Micro Devices has replaced Hector Ruiz with Dirk Meyer as its CEO, as the company reported its seventh consecutive quarterly net loss on Thursday. read more »
By Paul Meller, IDG News Service\Brussels Bureau 17 Jul, 2008
The European Commission Thursday sent Intel a new set of antitrust charges, the second such charge list within a year, Europe's top regulator said in a statement. read more »
By Agam Shah, IDG News Service\San Francisco Bureau 16 Jul, 2008
IBM will invest $1.5 billion to boost its semiconductor manufacturing and research efforts in New York State, the company announced on Tuesday. read more »
By Sharon Gaudin, Computerworld (US online) 15 Jul, 2008
Despite a monthlong delay in shipping, analysts say Intel Corp.'s first quad-core laptop processor will keep the chipmaker well ahead of archrival Advanced Micro Devices Inc. read more »
In Johannesburg (or Jozi), street lights work and are obeyed; the computerized system has cracked down on all errant motorist until they have all towed the line. I even commented to a friend that we need such a computerized system in Kenya, but we have to get rid of the thugs who carjack motorists at night before we can obey lights at night. read more »
