CES : New ultramobile PCs unveiled at Intel booth
Intel displayed four UMPCs, including anticipated devices from Lenovo and Toshiba
Avnet sees partner opportunity around Unix server consolidation
The VAD has extended its consolidation impact assessment program to HP Unix servers
AMD takes aim at stream processing with new chip
Graphics-based technology makes its way to the wider business world
New Centrino less about speed
Intel responds to changes in the mobility market with Santa Rosa, a set of chip technologies that emphasizes performance over speed. Execs walk through the need-to-know features
Intel to be flexible on MDF
Partners to be able to spend accumulated funds more the way they want, pick ad templates from Web
Intel-igent devices
The chipmaker brings us now-you-see-it, now-you-don’t cubicles
Intel’s quad core chips about to see daylight
Chipmaker insists users are demanding speed for online searches, video streaming and games
Intel’s restructuring plans for Canada unclear
So far no word yet on how deep
A white knight for white books?
Intel is making another attempt to encourage system builders to assemble laptops. But one VAR is skeptical
Boost for white book makers starts this week
Tech Data, Intel team to improve opportunities for system builders to make their own laptops
Intel tosses new chips on the table to block AMD
Chipmaker’s latest entries are now competitive, say microprocessor analysts
Dell embraces AMD in the server market
Intel Canada claims it can win back the business, but analysts say floodgates may be opening
Itanium in the shadows
SAN FRANCISCO – Itanium took a back seat to Intel’s announcements at this month’s bi-annual Developer Forum.
Intel makes power a priority
SAN FRANCISCO – Intel Corp. next generation microprocessors will emphasize improved energy efficiency and increased power performance.
Intel still being challenged by AMD
But not for long, says an analyst after seeing presentations at recent shows