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PC Pro is reporting that Intel hopes that its Chinese manufacturing plant is back in production by next week, but following the earthquake disaster has to admit that the situation could best be described as being 'dynamic.'
The chip packaging plant in Chengdu, some 60 miles away from the...
Read More | 8 Hours Ago
High performance computing has long been a part of Intel’s dossier. But a deal announced on Monday with supercomputer maker Cray Inc. could paint Xeon in neon on Intel’s resume.
The multi-year pact puts Intel’s dual-core Xeon processors—found in most of the world’s most powerful...
Read More | 16 Days Ago
Harris Associates is typically one of the better value strategists out there - especially when it comes to finding value in technology stocks.
One reason is why is the stock-picking acumen of chief information officer David Herro. He was interviewed on Tech Ticker this morning and had some...
Read More | 20 Days Ago
This morning's Tech Ticker drew a bead on short-sellers who saw a wounded beast in Google and bet that the stock would go down this month - even though sellers weren't really sure what Google's 1st quarter financials would look like.
Well, they know now. As I said yesterday, Google performed much...
Read More | 27 Days Ago
It’s a big day for semiconductor stocks, with an upbeat forecast from chip giant Intel boosting stocks in other semiconductor companies and giving the overall market a nice bounce, as well.
Through mid-morning trading, Intel is up $1, to $22 per share. Other chip companies are following suit . ....
Read More | 29 Days Ago
The roller coaster ride for tech stocks grew even wilder today, but in a good, adrenaline-rush kind of way.
The news is mostly all good, with Banc of America Securities issuing a report that boosted semiconductor companies, stating that "a modest inventory build-up has eased".
That's all...
Read More | Apr 10th, 2008
Forbes.com has a great piece on former microprocessing kingpin Intel, which held its annual meeting today (being Wednesday). The lowdown on the thoroughly reported story is that Intel may be building things up higher (or better) than they actually are.
At the meeting, Intel employees were busy...
Read More | Mar 13th, 2008 | Comments: 1 | Last Comment: Mar 14th, 2008
In what could prove to be of major importance to the future of motherboard and component data transfer rates, the Photonics Technology Lab at Intel has announced a silicon laser modulator that can encode data at 40Gb/sec.
According to Dr. Ansheng Liu, Principal Engineer with the Intel Corporate...
Read More | Jul 26th, 2007
Intel continues to prove their commitment to chip evolution with the demonstration of new phase-change memory. A possible replacement for flash memory, PRAM uses chalcogenide glass to switch between 1s and 0s. This method could theoretically allow for faster and smaller chips, while using less...
Read More | Apr 20th, 2007
As Intel and AMD continue to war for control of the desktop microprocessor market, a recent announcement made by HP shows that a third company, VIA, is still a contender. HP has chosen VIA microprocessors for new Compaq thin-client PCs for sale in China. They're cheaper and more energy efficient...
Read More | Apr 16th, 2007
