Intel inside out

The chipmaker lays out its long-range plans today at its developer forum in Palm Springs, California, with a few surprises.

CNET News staff

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CNET News staff

Jan. 2, 2002 4:43 p.m. PT

Intel laid out its long-range plans today at the Intel Developer Forum. The plans include placing chips in set-top boxes, enhancing Pentium II and Xeon processors, "thin servers" for small businesses, and a new entertainment device that borrows heavily from Apple's iMac.

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Intel tests "thin server" field
Intel, on the lookout for new markets, details a strategy for expanding its offerings in the nascent "thin server" market.

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