For Intel, China looms large
With Beijing as IDF venue and plans to build a wafer fab, chipmaker signals importance it places on the booming Asian nation.
With Beijing as the venue for this week's Intel Developer Forum, and with plans to build a wafer fab, the chipmaker signals the importance it places on the booming Asian nation.
Beijing is a blend of the old and the new, from Lenovo's headquarters to the massive groundwork for the 2008 Summer Olympics.
April 19, 2007
More-powerful chips, improved software and high-capacity wireless networks will make it even easier to use tech's resources, he says.
April 19, 2007
China is a complicated PC market, with sophisticated buyers in the cities as well as poorer customers in rural areas.
April 18, 2007
Wednesday marked UMPC (ultramobile PC) day at the Intel Developer Forum in Beijing.
April 18, 2007
Despite tepid sales (remember Origami?), a new generation of ultramobile PCs will arrive this year, and next year they might run on Linux.
April 17, 2007
Chipmaker demonstrates memory chip based on a concept it has been tinkering with for three decades.
April 17, 2007
blog The Skulltrail platform for game enthusiasts doubles up quad-core chips. But is game software ready for that much power?
April 17, 2007
blog The idea involves appropriating the vPro tech from the business side of Intel's house and developing a version for home PCs.
April 17, 2007
In Beijing, Intel highlights its expanding Chinese operation and showcases some innovative PC designs that use its chips.
April 17, 2007
Chipmaker wants to get PC tech into places it currently doesn't dominate: consumer electronics and telecom equipment.
April 16, 2007
Building chips in China is one thing. Moving Intel's critical research and development to China isn't in the cards just yet.
April 16, 2007
As the chipmaker hosts its developer forum in Beijing, it's also ready to begin construction of a nearby wafer fab.
April 16, 2007
blogma The acronym UMPC is as obscure to the mass market as the handheld computers, despite the efforts of Microsoft, Intel, Samsung.
April 16, 2007
Chipmaker's decision to hold developer conference in Beijing next week emphasizes how important China is to its future.
April 13, 2007
The chipmaker has labs and testing facilities in China. In a few years, it will make chips there too.
March 25, 2007
Photos: A high-tech future dawns in China
Beijing is a blend of the old and the new, from Lenovo's headquarters to the massive groundwork for the 2008 Summer Olympics.
April 19, 2007
Bill Gates sees tech revolution without limits
More-powerful chips, improved software and high-capacity wireless networks will make it even easier to use tech's resources, he says.April 19, 2007
China's PC buyers want notebooks, too
China is a complicated PC market, with sophisticated buyers in the cities as well as poorer customers in rural areas.April 18, 2007
Photos: It's ultramobile PC day in China
Wednesday marked UMPC (ultramobile PC) day at the Intel Developer Forum in Beijing.April 18, 2007
Ultramobile PCs to get boost from Intel
Despite tepid sales (remember Origami?), a new generation of ultramobile PCs will arrive this year, and next year they might run on Linux.April 17, 2007
Intel moves closer to flash memory replacement
Chipmaker demonstrates memory chip based on a concept it has been tinkering with for three decades.April 17, 2007
Intel to gamers: Eight is enough
blog The Skulltrail platform for game enthusiasts doubles up quad-core chips. But is game software ready for that much power?April 17, 2007
Chips could assist remote tech support
blog The idea involves appropriating the vPro tech from the business side of Intel's house and developing a version for home PCs. April 17, 2007
Photos: A Chinese Intel Developer Forum
In Beijing, Intel highlights its expanding Chinese operation and showcases some innovative PC designs that use its chips.April 17, 2007
Intel's chips taking on new work
Chipmaker wants to get PC tech into places it currently doesn't dominate: consumer electronics and telecom equipment. April 16, 2007
Intel R&D on slow boat to China
Building chips in China is one thing. Moving Intel's critical research and development to China isn't in the cards just yet.April 16, 2007
Photos: Intel's China chip site
As the chipmaker hosts its developer forum in Beijing, it's also ready to begin construction of a nearby wafer fab.April 16, 2007
A mobile Internet device from Intel?
blogma The acronym UMPC is as obscure to the mass market as the handheld computers, despite the efforts of Microsoft, Intel, Samsung.April 16, 2007
Intel set to showcase China operation
Chipmaker's decision to hold developer conference in Beijing next week emphasizes how important China is to its future.April 13, 2007
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Intel to produce chips in China
The chipmaker has labs and testing facilities in China. In a few years, it will make chips there too.March 25, 2007