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At I/O, getting technical with Google

May 30, 2008 The tech giant leads two days of in-depth and hands-on sessions for developers on how to build Web applications. TAGS: Stephen Shankland, I/O, Google Inc., blog, Web application, Web 2.0, Web browser, developer, open source, conference

AMD launches integrated graphics chipset

February 28, 2007 The company is putting together the pieces acquired from ATI Technologies to tackle an important product category. TAGS: chipset, AMD, ATI Technologies, I/O, AMD Athlon 64, HDMI, acquisition, PC

Chipmakers aim to unclog data paths

August 20, 2007 Tilera's Tile64 chip, along with other cutting-edge designs, will take center stage at this week's Hot Chips conference. TAGS: I/O, tile, mesh networking, HyperTransport, chip company, AMD Athlon, Intel, AMD, Sun Microsystems Inc., conference

Microsoft selects SIS for Xbox chipset

November 4, 2003 Taiwanese chipmaker Silicon Integrated Systems will help create input/output chips for the Xbox, another significant step in the makeover of Microsoft's gaming box. TAGS: SiS, I/O, Intel Pentium III, Silicon Integrated Systems, Taiwanese chipmaker, NVidia, Microsoft Xbox, chipset, IBM PowerPC, chip company, console, Microsoft Corp., memory, Intel Pentium, Intel, IBM Corp.

Intel to unveil new way to connect chips

March 2, 2005 Chipmaker plans to reveal a new way of opening up the data paths between processors, CNET News.com has learned. TAGS: Pat Gelsinger, I/O, Intel, chip company, technique

Microsoft patents body power

June 23, 2004 The software giant's latest patent explains how to use a patch of skin for a virtual keyboard. TAGS: Personal Area Network, I/O, patent, pager, signal, portable device, PDA, Microsoft Corp., radio, keyboard

Intel's chips taking on new work

April 17, 2007 Chipmaker wants to get PC tech into places it currently doesn't dominate: consumer electronics and telecommunications equipment. TAGS: Pat Gelsinger, consumer electronics, Intel x86, GPU, Intel, Intel XScale, I/O, Beijing, telecommunications, electronics, high-performance, project, AMD, work, video, server

AMD advances its dual-core plans

June 14, 2004 Chipmaker steps up its schedule for double-barreled desktop chips to better compete with rival Intel. TAGS: dual-core, dual-core processor, AMD Opteron, AMD, AMD Athlon 64, I/O, Intel Xeon, Intel Itanium, AMD Athlon, Intel, server, Microsoft Windows

Writing an end to the bio of BIOS

December 30, 2003 Intel and Microsoft are set to start pitching "EFI" as an improved way of starting up a PC's hardware before its operating system begins loading--a task that's been handled by the BIOS for a quart... TAGS: BIOS, Gateway Inc., I/O, PC company, Phoenix Technologies, patch management, Intel, operating system, PC, Microsoft Corp.

Cell companion chip gets hot demo

August 15, 2005 Toshiba shows off a "super companion chip" to the Cell microprocessor that can record 48 TV shows at once. TAGS: Rambus Inc., Toshiba, PCI, I/O, microprocessor, IBM Corp., memory, TV, programming, Sony Corp., video

Dell readies slimmer blades

June 30, 2004 The new server system will allow one and a half blade servers to fit into the same space that a 1U rack-mounted server takes up now. TAGS: blade, blade server, rack, Intel Xeon, power supply, chassis, I/O, space, server, Intel, IBM Corp.

Commentary: Cutting to the chase on blade servers

December 4, 2003 The server industry is in a blade frenzy. But will the thin machines really pay off for customers who don't need high-density racks of servers? Yes--eventually. TAGS: blade, blade server, provisioning, utility computing, chase, chassis, commentary, I/O, server, database