At IDF, Intel aims to build momentum
Developer forum features a talk on new tech from the CEO, a warning from co-founder Gordon Moore, new ideas for mobile computing and more.
The Intel Developer Forum, which started Tuesday and runs through Thursday, features a talk of new tech from CEO Paul Otellini, a warning from co-founder Gordon Moore, and everything chip.
Where users are frustrated with sluggish performance and primitive graphics, the chipmaker sees reasons customers will buy new PCs and servers.
September 20, 2007
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September 20, 2007
First candidate for the final version of Microsoft's next server operating system is imminent, including a test version of the 'Viridian' virtualization software.
September 20, 2007
If in the future you're looking for a handheld device that connects to the Net, Intel doesn't think you'll want a smart phone.
September 19, 2007
At IDF, Rackable Systems keeps data on ICE, Stanford preps its driverless car, and motherboards are on parade.
September 19, 2007
At the Intel Developers Forum in San Francisco, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore discusses the end of Moore's Law, which he believes will hit a wall in the next 10 to 15 years.
September 19, 2007
Intel's Dadi Perlmutter talks about the company's work on mobile PCs, which prompts questions about processor performance from CNET Blog Network's Peter N. Glaskowsky.
September 19, 2007
Two and a half years ago, CNET Blog Network contributor wrote an article entitled "Intel: The one-hit wonder." Has anything changed and is the conclusion still valid?
September 19, 2007
At IDF, Intel's Pat Gelsinger barely restrains his excitement about the next-generation 'Nehalem' processors due in 2008.
September 18, 2007
Universal Serial Bus will be overhauled with optical data links for a tenfold bandwidth increase, Intel promises. The spec is due in 2008.
September 18, 2007
CEO of the world's largest chipmaker wants hardware developers thinking about graphics and low-power applications.
September 18, 2007
Author of principle that says the number of transistors on a given chip can be doubled every two years says it won't last.
September 18, 2007
Intel will speed servers by building in flash-memory drives beginning in 2008, Intel exec Pal Gelsinger said.
September 18, 2007
crave blog Universal Serial Bus will be overhauled with optical data links for a tenfold bandwidth increase, Intel promises. The spec is due in 2008.
September 18, 2007
Chipmaker snaps up the Irish developer of animation graphics technology found in dozens of video games and movies.
September 18, 2007
The virtualization start-up will support new Intel processor features, and Intel will help market SWsoft's software.
September 18, 2007
Intel Developer Forum this week will zero in on upcoming chips. Areas for longer-term growth aren't quite so clear.
September 17, 2007
Google representative says a consortium of tech companies is exploring the idea of direct rebates with utilities.
September 18, 2007
The company will release a desktop PC chip with three cores in 2008, when it will also have quad-core and dual-core chips for the PC market.
September 17, 2007
Company reveals a new performance tidbit, missing from initial materials, as formal launch party for Barcelona gets under way.
September 10, 2007
Intel salivates over virtual-world processing demands
Where users are frustrated with sluggish performance and primitive graphics, the chipmaker sees reasons customers will buy new PCs and servers.September 20, 2007
Intel hopes open-source effort will lower Linux power
LessWatts.org is geared toward technically sophisticated folks from programmers to system administrators.September 20, 2007
Windows Server 2008 test release due next week
First candidate for the final version of Microsoft's next server operating system is imminent, including a test version of the 'Viridian' virtualization software.September 20, 2007
New ideas for mobile computing
If in the future you're looking for a handheld device that connects to the Net, Intel doesn't think you'll want a smart phone.September 19, 2007
Photos: More than chips at IDF
At IDF, Rackable Systems keeps data on ICE, Stanford preps its driverless car, and motherboards are on parade.September 19, 2007
Video: Moore's Law: No more
At the Intel Developers Forum in San Francisco, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore discusses the end of Moore's Law, which he believes will hit a wall in the next 10 to 15 years. September 19, 2007
IDF Fall 2007, part 6-- Mobility keynote
Intel's Dadi Perlmutter talks about the company's work on mobile PCs, which prompts questions about processor performance from CNET Blog Network's Peter N. Glaskowsky.September 19, 2007
Is Intel a one-hit wonder?
Two and a half years ago, CNET Blog Network contributor wrote an article entitled "Intel: The one-hit wonder." Has anything changed and is the conclusion still valid?September 19, 2007
Intel breathless with Nehalem anticipation
At IDF, Intel's Pat Gelsinger barely restrains his excitement about the next-generation 'Nehalem' processors due in 2008.September 18, 2007
USB 3.0 brings optical connection in 2008
Universal Serial Bus will be overhauled with optical data links for a tenfold bandwidth increase, Intel promises. The spec is due in 2008.September 18, 2007
Intel's Otellini has company focused on low power
CEO of the world's largest chipmaker wants hardware developers thinking about graphics and low-power applications.September 18, 2007
Moore's Law to conk in 10, 15 years, says Moore
Author of principle that says the number of transistors on a given chip can be doubled every two years says it won't last.September 18, 2007
Intel to build flash drives into servers
Intel will speed servers by building in flash-memory drives beginning in 2008, Intel exec Pal Gelsinger said.September 18, 2007
USB 3.0 brings optical connection in 2008
crave blog Universal Serial Bus will be overhauled with optical data links for a tenfold bandwidth increase, Intel promises. The spec is due in 2008.September 18, 2007
Intel reaps Havok for $110 million
Chipmaker snaps up the Irish developer of animation graphics technology found in dozens of video games and movies.September 18, 2007
SWsoft, Intel in virtualization tech pact
The virtualization start-up will support new Intel processor features, and Intel will help market SWsoft's software.September 18, 2007
Intel on lookout for next big thing
Intel Developer Forum this week will zero in on upcoming chips. Areas for longer-term growth aren't quite so clear.September 17, 2007
Will utilities give consumers cash for buying efficient PCs?
Google representative says a consortium of tech companies is exploring the idea of direct rebates with utilities.September 18, 2007
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