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Intel says AMD breached patent licensing pact

Intel Corp accused Advanced Micro Devices Inc of breaching the terms of a cross-licensing agreement between the two rival chip makers, a charge that AMD denied on Monday.

Intel accuses AMD of License Breach

Intel Corp. accused Advanced Micro Devices Inc. of breaching the terms of a cross licensing agreement between the two rival chip makers, threatening the future of Globalfoundries, the joint venture recently set up by AMD to handle its manufacturing operation.

American Express robs Wall St. of fifth day of gains

Stocks fell on Monday after American Express Co said the number of people struggling to make credit card payments grew, erasing earlier optimism that banks could return to profit in the downturn.

Intel Science Talent Search Reach President Obama

Backed by chip-maker Intel, 40 young men and women chosen as 'Intel Science Talent Search 2009' finalists met with President Obama.

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Intel, TSMC join forces, target new Atom markets

Intel Corp will develop and make its low-cost Atom-based chips with Taiwan's TSMC for a range of electronic devices, marking a shift in Intel's strategy while helping both companies expand into new markets amid a deepening global recession.

Intel, TSMC join forces on new Atom markets

Intel Corp and TSMC have agreed to team up to develop and make the low-cost Atom chip for use in a swathe of consumer electronics devices, expanding its use beyond netbooks as the chip makers target new markets in a deepening recession.

Intel, TSMC to unveil strategic tie-up on Monday

Intel and TSMC to unveil a strategic tie-up on March 2, driving the world's largest chip maker might begin to outsource crucial manufacturing.

Chipmakers seek growth in small devices

Global chipmakers, battling slower technology demand, are betting size matters as they pin their hopes for future growth on small and easy to carry mobile devices such as netbooks and smartphones.

Intel sees Atom sales up 50 percent

Intel, the world's biggest chipmaker, expects to sell at least 50 percent more of its Atom chips for netbooks and other mobile Internet devices this year than it did last year, the head of that unit said.

Wall Street edges up on stimulus bets

Stocks inched higher in choppy trade on Friday on optimism over the expected passage of an economic stimulus and government plans to shore up the housing market.

Intel 32-nm Technology gets $7 billion support

On Tuesday lntel revealed more details regarding its 32nm process technology that will allow the company to build high-performance and, from some point of view, revolutionary processors.

Intel invests $7 Bln in faster, smaller chips

Intel Corp., the world's largest chip maker, plans to spend $7 billion upgrading its U.S. factories over the next two years in spite of tough economic conditions, the company said Tuesday.

ASUS Eee PC 1000HE enhancement

ASUS enhance the line of its ASUS Eee PC, now in a much-improved keyboard, excellent battery life, and a slightly faster processor for a very good price.

Samsung announces first 40-nanometer class DRAM chip

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. announced that it has developed and validated the first 40-nanometer (nm) class DRAM chip and module.

Samsung develops first 40-nanometer class DRAM chip

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. announced that it has developed and validated the first 40-nanometer (nm) class DRAM chip and module.

Intel Chairman Craig Barrett retires

Intel Corp. announced Friday that Craig Barrett intends to retire as non-executive chairman in May after serving the company for 35 years and helping it become the world's largest chip maker.

Intel cuts up to 6,000 jobs to face economic downturn

Intel Corp. said Wednesday it plans to close some facilities worldwide which will result in up to 6,000 manufacturing job cuts as it adjusts to slumping demand for chips in the current economic recession.

AMD posts ninth straight quarterly loss

PC processor maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. reported a net loss of 1.42 billion or $2.34 a share in the fourth quarter, recording its ninth consecutive loss as the global crisis hit the PC market reducing consumer spending and demand.

Intel releases lower-power Quad-core processor

Chipmaker Intel released new chips on Monday, promising the same power users have become accustom to, but requiring less power than their predecessors.

Buy 1 take 1 on Intel's Quad-Core Chip

Intel's Core 2 Quad Q9650 processors are now priced at US$316, a 40 percent drop from December.

Intel cuts prices amid downturn in computers market

Intel Corp. is slashing prices on chips for desktop computers, notebooks and servers as the economic downturn cuts demand for computers.

World's largest chipmaker Intel says profit fell 90 pct

Intel Corp., the world's biggest chip maker, said on Thursday its fourth quarter net income plunged 90 percent.

Sony goes thin with new 8-inch notebook

Sony unveiled the VAIO P Series Lifestyle PC, boasting that it is the world's lightest notebook with an 8-inch screen and weighing just 1.4 pounds at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas Wednesday.

U.S. stocks fall as unemployment worsens, Intel, Alcoa take crisis measures

U.S. stocks fell the most in one month on Wednesday after a private jobs report showed U.S. employers slashed more jobs than forecasted in December, Intel Corp. lowered its outlook forecast and Alcoa Inc. said it plans to cut 13 percent of its workforce.