All the stories tagged with intel
Entry-level Intel Lexington/Zeeya Beach handsets spotted in Bluetooth filings, headed for Africa?
12/17/2012, We know that Intel has been hard at work trying to break into the mobile scene, although apart from the Motorola Droid RAZR i, other devices powered by Intels’ Medfield processor certainly leaves much to be desired in terms of [...]
Intel Buys NVIDIA: A Closer Look At The Possibility [Rumor]
12/14/2012, As Intel is looking for a new CEO, something surprising did happen recently: the company has hinted that it may bring in someone from the outside, which would be a first for Intel. So far I’ve heard names like Sanjay [...]
Linux 3.8 Drops Intel 80386 Support
12/13/2012, Ah, I have had fond memories of my time with the 80386 processor from Intel which first debuted in 1985. That would make it more than a quarter of a century old, now how about that? Since 1985, the venerable [...]
Apple to start building their own chips in New York?
12/13/2012, For those unfamiliar, Apple’s A-series of processors are currently built by Samsung in a Texas fabrication facility, although given Apple and Samsung’s degrading relationship what with the lawsuits and all, there has been plenty of rumors suggesting that Apple could [...]
Intel Haswell CPU Range Leaked
12/11/2012, It seems that the next generation of Intel’s Haswell CPU processors, with the Core i7-4770K flagship leading the line, has been leaked – and the good people over at VR-Zone has managed to get their hands dirty with the collection, [...]
Intel Readies 13W CPUs, Dives Deeper in Low-Power Territory
12/10/2012, Not so long ago, mobile processors from Intel had thermal design points (TDP) of 45W. TDP designates the energy that the chip and its cooling system are designed to dissipate. It is not really a measure of power draw, but [...]
Intel-powered “Red Ridge” tablet spotted in FCC filing
12/10/2012, Intel has expressed interest in entering the mobile industry with its Medfield chips. So far there have been two Intel-powered devices released, both of which are smartphones, but could we be seeing an Intel-powered Android tablet? Perhaps we will, thanks [...]
Apple said to have turned to Intel for manufacturing of their mobile chipsets [Rumor]
12/03/2012, The relationship between Samsung and Apple can hardly be called good, what with the lawsuits between both companies. However with Samsung manufacturing parts Apple needs for their products, such as their AX chips used in Apple’s iOS products, rumor has [...]
Intel CEO To Retire in May 2013
11/19/2012, Paul Otellini, the current CEO of Intel, has announced his retirement, effective at the end of the annual stockholder’s meeting in May 2013. This will conclude his 40-year career at Intel (years as CEO), a company which is 45-years old. [...]
Intel launches new SSD DC S3700 series solid-state drives
11/06/2012, Intel has just announced its next-generation solid-state drive series for Big Data, Cloud, and other Data Center applications. Intel’s SSD DC S3700 series, as it is officially called, are designed to remove storage congestion while maximizing multi-core CPU performance. The [...]
Apple and Intel reportedly interested in investing in Sharp to keep the company afloat
11/06/2012, It was reported a while back that Foxconn would increase their investment in Sharp, but it looks like despite Sharp’s public assurances that there will be cuts in cost and the ability to secure credit to keep themselves afloat, there [...]
Apple Eyeing Move Away From Intel Processors to ARM for Mac
11/05/2012, When Apple moved to Intel processors back in 2005, it was a coming-out of sorts for the Mac OS X operating system. No longer forced to run on PowerPC processors built by Motorola and IBM, software availability bloomed, and the [...]
Acer: Intel-powered smartphone arriving before 2012 is over
10/18/2012, Acer of Taiwan has just announced that they will be making a splash in the smartphone market before the year is over, although they will rely on a chipset that hails from Intel in order to further expand their partnership [...]
