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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundIntel fortifies Shanghai connections
September 15, 2005 New Asia-Pacific research center is set to try out new products for China. Meanwhile, company invests in a couple of its U.S. fabs.Intel's Live Large vision for mobile phones
April 2, 2008 The Carry Small Live Large plan focuses on sensors and is one of the company's "four or five big bets" for upcoming tech trends. (From ZDNet Australia) • IDF: Intel trots out wireless chi...Atom looms large at IDF Shanghai
April 6, 2008 The low-power, low-cost Atom chip is a central figure at Intel's developer event, but it's by no means the only processor on the agenda. • A peek at the upcoming MIDsIntel to sell chip gear to Chinese start-up
June 22, 2004 Intel plans to sell chipmaking equipment and process technology to a start-up contract chip manufacturer located near Shanghai, China.Intel opens design centers for developing world
August 1, 2005 New centers will examine local conditions and economies to design PCs and components for the people who live there.Intel targets China's online gamers
June 9, 2004 The chipmaker will work with Shanghai-based Shanda Networking to develop interactive entertainment for Intel-based PCs, phones and set-top boxes.Intel R&D on slow boat to China
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.Photos: Intel's China plantRolling out Russian tech reforms
February 21, 2005 Could Russia be the next China? A Shanghai on the Lena could happen, says Russia's top technician, but it's going to be a tough process.Sun to expand unusual pricing model
June 1, 2004 After being promoted to the No. 2 job at Sun Microsystems, Jonathan Schwartz begins spreading his unconventional pricing plans from the software group to the rest of the company.
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