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Good-bye, Pentium--hello, Core 2 Duo
July 27, 2006 Eager to close the books on the Pentium era, Intel and PC makers are rolling out dozens of systems based on the new chips.Chatting with Intel CEO Paul Otellini
December 3, 2005 Intel CEO chats with NPR's Moira Gunn about where he sees the company heading under his leadership.Intel to get widespread restructuring
April 27, 2006 CEO Paul Otellini says chipmaker needs to "adjust to the business realities of today and tomorrow."Intel board backs Otellini as CEO
November 11, 2004 As the chipmaker heads into a year of transition, the new chief will have his work cut out for him.Otellini takes over at Intel, fleshes out strategy
May 18, 2005 At annual meeting, Craig Barrett hands the reins to the chipmaker's fifth CEO--who assures shareholders the PC market remains vibrant.Intel sets the bar at 4GHz
November 20, 2003 The chipmaker aims to boost clock speeds and to launch a clutch of processors for desktops, notebooks and wireless devices next year, according to executives.Otellini: Soft-spoken, driven and an Intel lifer
November 11, 2004 news analysis Intel selects consummate insider as next CEO. Can he take Intel beyond the PC?Intel CEO throws down gauntlet to AMD
March 7, 2006 The chipmaker has a couple of tricks up its sleeve that should help it regain ground lost to its rival, Paul Otellini says.For Intel, the future has two cores
September 7, 2004 Chipmaker turns to a more-is-better approach, downplaying chip speeds in favor of new features and designs.Intel to delay next-generation mobile chip
January 15, 2004 The chipmaker will push back the launch of its next Pentium M notebook chip, known as "Dothan," by several months, according to Intel President Paul Otellini.At CES, chipmakers play their cards
January 8, 2008 Intel CEO sees Net boosting consumer electronics, and PC makers put the company's Penryn into products. Plus: Nvidia's boost for AMD.Intel expected to cut thousands of jobs
August 31, 2006 Chipmaker's efficiency plan could hit as many as 10 percent of employees in announcement expected Tuesday.Notebooks fuel Intel profits
July 19, 2005 Chipmaker reports one of its best quarters ever after laptops help push sales. Flash memory does well, too.Intel to ax 1,000 managers
July 13, 2006 And more layoffs could be coming, as CEO Paul Otellini takes steps to make the chipmaker more competitive.Intel earnings better than expected, worse than 2005
October 17, 2006 The chipmaker edged out its own guidance for the third quarter but fell far short of the revenue and net income figures it recorded last year.Intel steps up chip cadence
April 27, 2006 Responding to its market woes, the company gears up an aggressive plan to overhaul processor designs every two years.Weak demand, low prices ding Intel earnings
January 17, 2006 Hit by weak demand and low processor prices, the company's earnings came in under Wall Street analyst expectations.AMD takes Intel fight to Japan
June 30, 2005 Chipmaker bases new suits on findings made by Japan's Fair Trade Commission and seeks $50 million in damages.Intel shuffles executive chairs
July 20, 2006 One leader appears better than two in some divisions after a major shake-up of the company's upper management ranks.Intel earnings higher than expected
January 12, 2005 Chipmaker reports record sales of server and notebook processors, but net income dips.
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