Intel is facing pressure from three major PC manufacturers to adopt a non-proprietary design for next generation PCI bus technology. It would also enable them to develop their own accessory chips, rather than pay royalty fees to Intel, giving them...
Intel has pledged to switch to manufacturing microprocessors on 300mm wafers by 2002, utilising a 0.13-micron production process. Equipment suppliers, after a disastrous cyclical downturn in the industry, will now cash in as Intel spends around a...
Intel has suffered from falling demand for its chips due in turn to a reduced demand for the PCs that they power. Intel's share price is currently under a third of its all-time high of almost $75 achieved last autumn.
Intel has unveiled a new strategy for breaking into the lucrative mobile phone market Intel is aiming to expand its reach in the portable device market, in which it is currently only a minor player. Asian firms that have endorsed Intel's new chip...
After years of delivering faster and faster chips that can easily boost the performance of most desktop software, Intel says the free ride is over. Already, chipmakers such as AMD and Intel are delivering processors that have multiple brains, or...
Intel has invested $10m in UK chip design company Mirics Semiconductor. Intel will give the UK company management and technical advice, as well as introduce Mirics to potential investors. Intel has been pouring cash into chip-making facilities of...
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