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Showing 1-16 of 16 results foundIntel 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 plantFor Intel, China looms large
April 19, 2007 With Beijing as IDF venue and plans to build a wafer fab, chipmaker signals importance it places on the booming Asian nation.Intel ramps up Russian R&D
May 24, 2004 The chipmaker is set to take over the engineering staff and intellectual property of two Russian research companies, bumping up its R&D in a key emerging market.The pragmatic radical
November 21, 2003 CEO Michael Dell is about to apply his tried-and-true business formula far beyond the PC. Is he worried? Don't count on it.Dell takes new stab at blade design
November 1, 2004 Dell usually competes on price, but now the company is also touting its in-house research and development.Nokia, Cambridge forge research alliance in U.K.
March 7, 2007 Cell phone maker's research partnership with university will focus primarily on nanotechnology.Intel dials up Skype support
August 24, 2005 Companies pool R&D resources to ensure clear Internet phone calls on Intel's next-generation dual-core processors.Intel earnings higher than expected
January 12, 2005 Chipmaker reports record sales of server and notebook processors, but net income dips.Barrett weighs in
June 1, 2004 newsmaker For Intel's CEO, the customer is king, clock speeds still matter and the United States is "basically complacent."Investment in nanotech anything but small
March 8, 2004 The Nano Science and Technology Institute's Nanotech 2004 trade show reveals that the U.S. government, among others, expects to spend billions on nanotech research in coming years.Feds should double science budget, says Intel CEO
June 9, 2004 The U.S. risks losing its competitive edge in part because of federal neglect, Craig Barrett says.Linux calling: Are cell phones ready?
October 14, 2005 Open-source group plans to launch effort to push the operating system for the ever more powerful mobile gadgets.AMD turns to Chartered for help
November 9, 2004 Advanced Micro Devices is building a new plant in Germany but still needs outside assistance to meet expected demand.Gore's running mate a high-tech favorite
August 8, 2000 Al Gore's selection of Joe Lieberman as his vice presidential running mate is warmly received by high-tech industry advocates.Vision Series: Computers replace petri dishes
June 2, 2003 One of five industries in the throes of a tech metamorphosis, the life sciences field is hoping information technology can help it deal with an explosion of data and a rush for new pharmaceuticals.IBM nabs huge supercomputer deal
May 31, 2002 The computing giant signs what it hopes will be its biggest supercomputer deal ever: a contract for up to $224 million with the National Weather Service.
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