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Intel delays Wi-Fi part for Centrino
September 10, 2003 The chipmaker won't have a Wi-Fi part for its Centrino bundle of chips until early in the fourth quarter, marking the second time it has postponed the part's arrival.Intel favors WiMax over 3G for Centrino
April 18, 2007 The chipmaker plans to pick up the wireless pace later this year with an internal mobile WiMax card. Next year: WiMax plus Wi-Fi.Intel acquires Wi-Fi chipmaker
November 7, 2003 The chip giant buys start-up Mobilian, a specialist in Wi-Fi chips for cell phones, in a deal designed to expand its wireless know-how.Commentary: 'One Unwired Day' could fall short
September 18, 2003Intel raises the stakes on Wi-Fi chips
November 20, 2003 The chipmaker is developing a Wi-Fi chip for portable devices as well as a software access point for desktop PCs as it looks beyond Wi-Fi chips for notebooks.Intel wants partners for new Wi-Fi part
December 4, 2003 The chipmaker is working on partnerships with consumer electronics makers and content providers to help consumers make better use of an upcoming Wi-Fi component.Intel readies Wi-Fi chips
October 28, 2003 The chipmaker says its much-anticipated combination 802.11a/b part is ready for shipment, and its new combination 802.11b/g part is being sampled by major customers.Cable-modem chipmaker to add Wi-Fi
September 15, 2003 Conexant is adding 802.11g-based wireless networking capabilities to its cable-modem chips to encourage Web surfers to beam digital content from PCs to other devices in the home.Intel expands its Wi-Fi chip technology
June 17, 2005 Intel on Friday unveiled chip technology designed to support all current Wi-Fi standards as well as those expected in the future.AMD gets behind free hot spots
March 19, 2004 Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices begins providing advertising and promotional support to operators of free hot spots as it explores a variety of ways to promote its Wi-Fi wireless networking techno...Intel shelves plans for Wi-Fi access point
September 24, 2004 Due to lack of demand, the chipmaker postpones plans to build Wi-Fi access points into desktop PCs this year.Chipmaker GlobespanVirata speeds Wi-Fi
January 6, 2004 The company develops an upgrade for 802.11g and 802.11a chips, underscoring a recent trend among chipmakers to create ever-faster networks for transmitting larger forms of digital media.Broadcom, Philips shrink Wi-Fi phone chips
September 5, 2003 The chipmakers are set to announce new Wi-Fi chips aimed at the cell phone market, a move that could revitalize the prospects of the popular 802.11b standard.Intel updates Centrino with new Wi-Fi part
January 15, 2004 The chipmaker is making new Wi-Fi parts available in its Centrino bundle of chips so that PC makers can use the latest Wi-Fi standard in their notebooks.Intel cuts off wireless networking gear
August 28, 2003 The chipmaker quietly exits the market for wireless networking products to focus its efforts on its Centrino technology.Intel's vision: A wireless melting pot
July 30, 2004 Can the whole motley crew of wireless technologies learn to live together? The chipmaker says yes, they can.Two chipmakers unveil combo Wi-Fi chips
September 15, 2003 Broadcom and Royal Philips Electronics introduce new Wi-Fi chips that combine 802.11 standards as they look to optimize processors for the largest segment of the market: PCs and PC peripherals.New Wi-Fi standard back on track
January 11, 2006 Opposing groups compromise on standards specifications for faster Wi-Fi, with new proposal expected next week.Intel envisions TiVo-like wireless PCs
March 3, 2004 The chipmaker wants desktops to double up as network hubs and video recorders, a move that could make life tough for manufacturers of those standalone products.Wi-Fi and 3G may come together
September 9, 2003 New wireless networking chips for handheld devices are giving second life to 802.11b and could test whether Wi-Fi and cellular data services can cooperate rather than compete.
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