At the
Intel Developer Forum this week, the chip maker is highlighting ever-faster chips, even demonstrating a surprise 1.5GHz processor. All the new technology means lower-cost and more powerful technology for the end user.
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Intel's Timna is targeted for even lower cost PCs -- Wed, 16th Feb
Why should cheaper PCs use ancient chips? New chips have been designed to cut costs by eliminating graphics boards and memory controller chips
Intel's 1GHz: Coming sooner than you think -- Wed, 16th Feb
At its Intel Developer Forum, the chip maker shows off three near-production PCs with 1GHz Pentium IIIs; such machines will begin shipping 'shortly'
Keeping Netfinity running -- Wed, 16th Feb
CDM: IBM's new diagnostic technology is set to improve server uptime
Surprise: Intel demos 1.5GHz processor -- Wed, 16th Feb
Intel announces new details of its high-end Willamette processor, including a 1.5GHz version, and low-end Timna chips
Samsung, Hyundai, Intel roll out memory -- Tue, 15th Feb
New chips on display at Intel Developer Forum
Intel to take $100m stake in Symbol Tech -- Tue, 15th Feb
Intel hopes to bring wireless networking to the masses following investment announcement
Intel's new chips highlight conference -- Tue, 15th Feb
The first public discussions of its fastest chips will headline the semiannual Intel Developer Forum. AMD plans to chip in, too