Dual-core plans put HP and Intel at odds with Oracle. Also: Will chip designs make for safer cars?
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HP, Intel tussle with Oracle over dual-core chips
As more cores end up on each chip, software licenses will increase in cost--but out of all proportion to the cost of the hardware.February 11, 2005
Chip designers focus on safety devices for cars
There are too many people on the road, and no one is paying attention. So computers are taking over.

February 11, 2005
Intel helps build low-power transistor
Companies make public product of joint research that could form the basis of future "high-performance" chips.February 10, 2005
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Expert: Cooperate, or risk hobbling Moore's Law
Energy-efficient bionic ears and smart cars that warn of dangerous drivers--if we want them, business models must change, experts say.February 7, 2005
PlayStation 3 chip has split personality
Cell processor will have nine cores and run faster than 4GHz, engineers reveal.February 7, 2005
Intel expects twins in the second quarter
A pair of dual-core chips is on the way. The first: A processor designed to power machines for game players.February 7, 2005
Details coming on dual-core Itanium
Montecito is faster, but cooler, says Intel. Company will deliver paper at International Solid-State Circuits Conference this week.February 6, 2005
Discuss: New aims for chipmakers
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