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Via makes way for 64-bit chips
January 24, 2008 Chipmaker's Isaiah processor architecture is expected to double performance but consume same amount of energy.Images: Isaiah architecture up closeWho says Oracle's finished?
July 25, 2005 Charles Phillips, an Oracle co-president, hints at the database giant's upcoming moves.Intel shows off its quad core
February 10, 2006 Clovertown, a four-core processor, will start shipping late this year and hit the market in early 2007.Intel devising chip line for consumer electronics
November 3, 2004 A new group of processors could put the chipmaker inside your set-top box.AMD updates desktop chip designs
May 23, 2006 The processors are based on a new socket that lets AMD-based PCs use faster memory chips, virtualization technology.ARMed for the living room
April 3, 2006 Not content with "anonymous ubiquity" in cell phones, chip designer ARM is ratcheting up its focus on consumer electronics.15 firms added to Cisco security effort
December 21, 2004 Routing giant puts weight behind Network Admission Control architecture.Intel eyes the future of Itanium
February 27, 2007 Pat Gelsinger, Intel's digital enterprise head, talks about tech in the developing world and the one-chip blade server of tomorrow.Low-powered Power chips percolating out
February 5, 2007 Power chips aren't as prevalent as they once were, but they still have a following in the telco space.Cisco makes news with big partners
September 6, 2006 Company completes interoperability with Microsoft security platform, forges marketing alliance with SAP.Talkin' about Intel's next generation
March 8, 2006 Mobile platforms chief Mooly Eden says Intel isn't afraid to go out on a limb when it comes to the company's new chip design blueprint.Start-up plans new energy-efficient processor
October 24, 2005 Industry vets join up at P.A. Semi to develop chips that will consume less watts and adapt to wide variety of devices.PlayStation 3 Cell chip aims high
February 4, 2005 The Cell processor, to be introduced at a research conference next week, implements some radical changes from current chip design.AMD's new Puma stalking Intel's Centrino
May 18, 2007 Chipmaker prepping energy-efficient Griffin notebook chip and Puma platform, to help it compete against Intel in the notebook market.AMD unveils architecture for its next generation of chips
May 16, 2006 AMD is beefing up its chip architecture in 2007. Let the shouting between Intel and AMD begin.Father of Athlon 64 leaves AMD
September 7, 2005 Fred Weber, the bearded executive behind the chipmaker's revival, is heading out to invest in start-ups.Intel to detail new chips at conference
August 12, 2005 The new multicore processors are expected to emerge in 2006 and, sources say, will sport greater energy efficiency and manageability.AMD ponders bigger x86 chip clan
September 17, 2003 Advanced Micro Devices explores offering more chips based on the x86 processor architecture in an effort to win a wider range of customers.Intel powers up plans for low-power chips
August 23, 2005 Chipmaker changes course from some Pentium 4 designs and says future processors will go easy on the energy.Cisco buys wireless start-up for $450 million
January 12, 2005 Networking giant grabs Airespace to keep up with Wi-Fi trend toward "smart switches."
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