Intel Concedes 64-Bit Chips Are Wave of the Future

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Intel offers peek at future chips

Intel offers peek at future chips 02/17/2004 09:56 AM
CNET Feb 17 2004 1:49PM GMT

Intel sheds light on future chips

Intel sheds light on future chips 08/02/2004 09:48 AM
ZDNet Aug 2 2004 12:26PM GMT

Intel exec: Future needs new chips, fast
wireless

Intel exec: Future needs new chips, fast
wireless 02/19/2004 06:17 PM
At the Spring Intel Developer Forum, Intel CTO and Senior Vice President Pat Gelsinger talked of the approaching "tera era" of computing and the vast data sets it will bring.

Intel: Metal in Future Chips = Less
Leakage (updated)

Intel: Metal in Future Chips = Less
Leakage (updated) 11/05/2003 10:58 AM
securitas writes "Intel is contemplating using metal instead of silicon in future chips for the 'transistor gate, which controls whether a transistor is on or ...

Intel mulls metal over silicon for
future chips

Intel mulls metal over silicon for
future chips 11/05/2003 12:42 AM
The chipmaker is looking at revamping two fundamental elements of its transistors--the transistor gate and the gate dielectric--so its chips will continue to increase in speed and performance.

Future Intel Mobile Chips to Add
Location-Based Services

Future Intel Mobile Chips to Add
Location-Based Services 06/03/2004 01:35 PM

Though it's impossible to consider without thinking of the inevitable exploits (from Big Brotherish agencies and rowdy script kiddies alike), Intel has said they are developing support within their mobile processor line to allow computers to be aware of their physical location at all times. Although nothing is set in stone yet, Intel is working with others (Microsoft, for example) to add features that would integrate simple things like, say, selection of which printer to use based on proximity into future laptops and mobile devices. Sounds okay, but also the sort of thing that will probably hit all at once as mobile phones are already gaining GPS abilities and Bluetooth short range communication -- soon all of our devices will know where you are and will be happy to tattle to each other where you're hiding, whether you like it or not.
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Intel concedes defeat on 64-bit
extensions

Intel concedes defeat on 64-bit
extensions 02/18/2004 07:33 AM
vnunet.com Feb 18 2004 11:39AM GMT

Smart Antenns Wave of Future

Smart Antenns Wave of Future 12/23/2003 02:19 PM
We may start seeing more smart antenna technology built into WLAN gear soon: Already Vivato and Bandspeed use smart antennas and Motia is building smart antenna technology into chips. Some analysts say that smart antennas will encourage more enterprises to use WLANs as the networks may be easier to build because they'll require fewer APs....

Report: SMBs Wave of the CRM Future
(NewsFactor)

Report: SMBs Wave of the CRM Future
(NewsFactor) 07/06/2004 03:30 PM
NewsFactor - The small to mid-size business (SMB) market remains ripe for CRM software sales, according to data collected by AMR Research. Next year, SMBs will increase their I.T. spending by 6.6 percent, and customer-management capabilities will be at the top of those companies' wish lists.

Transmeta's future may not be in the
chips

Transmeta's future may not be in the
chips 01/06/2005 09:13 AM
LAS VEGAS -- Later this month, Transmeta will announce the results of an internal evaluation of its business model that could signal the company's gradual exit from microprocessor sales.

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Photos: Rethinking the future of chips

Photos: Rethinking the future of chips 04/19/2005 06:22 AM
Imprint lithography is among the many emerging technologies that could extend the life of Moore's Law.

Microsoft plans to use IBM chips in
future Xbox

Microsoft plans to use IBM chips in
future Xbox 11/03/2003 02:34 PM
Future Xbox gaming consoles released by Microsoft Corp. will use processor technology from IBM Corp., the companies said Monday in what represents a significant design win for IBM over current Xbox chip provider Intel Corp.

Samsung demos future memory chips

Samsung demos future memory chips 09/21/2004 04:31 PM
It's getting harder to shrink chips, but Samsung has prototypes that show that the relentless pace of the industry continues.

Future needs new chips, fast wireless,
Intel's Gelsinger says

Future needs new chips, fast wireless,
Intel's Gelsinger says 02/19/2004 04:53 PM
SAN FRANCISCO - The "tera" era of the computing world is approaching, and the semiconductor industry is going to have to rethink many of the architectural approaches it has taken to build today's processors in order to handle the vast datasets of the future, said Pat Gelsinger, senior vice president and chief technology officer at Intel Corp., in a keynote address Thursday at the Spring Intel Developer Forum here. 

AMD reveals Sempron brand for future
low-cost chips

AMD reveals Sempron brand for future
low-cost chips 06/07/2004 04:08 PM
BOSTON - Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) plans to come out with a third major processor brand called Sempron in the second half of this year, the company announced Monday.

Philips Finds New Material for Future
Memory Chips

Philips Finds New Material for Future
Memory Chips 03/17/2005 03:22 AM
Dutch Philips Electronics says its researchers have come up with a new material to integrate memory in very advanced semiconductors featuring very thin circuits.

GE Unveils Nanotech Device, May Shrink
Future Chips

GE Unveils Nanotech Device, May Shrink
Future Chips 07/07/2004 06:32 AM
Boston Globe Jul 7 2004 10:54AM GMT

Next News: The future of chips; nanotech
and the economy; a conspiracy in
pictures

Next News: The future of chips; nanotech
and the economy; a conspiracy in
pictures 12/06/2003 08:42 AM
US News Dec 6 2003 6:31AM ET

Philips Finds New Material for Future
Memory Chips (Reuters)

Philips Finds New Material for Future
Memory Chips (Reuters) 03/17/2005 04:07 AM
Reuters - Dutch Philips Electronics said on Wednesday its researchers have come up with a new material to integrate memory in very advanced semiconductors featuring very thin circuits.

GE Unveils Nanotech Device, May Shrink
Future Chips (Reuters)

GE Unveils Nanotech Device, May Shrink
Future Chips (Reuters) 07/07/2004 01:32 AM
Reuters - Scientists at General Electric Co. (GE.N) unveiled one of the smallest functioning devices ever made on Wednesday, a carbon tube about 10 atoms wide that could one day shrink computer chip technology.

Intel, AMD two-in-one chips

Intel, AMD two-in-one chips 04/06/2005 06:23 PM
p2pnet.net Apr 6 2005 9:20PM GMT

Intel wants bad chips back

Intel wants bad chips back 06/25/2004 11:47 AM
ZDNet Jun 25 2004 4:23PM GMT

Intel Demonstrates New Chips

Intel Demonstrates New Chips 09/07/2004 11:30 PM
Washington Post Sep 8 2004 4:13AM GMT

Intel adds DRM to new chips

Intel adds DRM to new chips 06/05/2005 11:48 PM

Officially launched worldwide on the May 26, the new offerings come DRM-enabled and will, at least in theory, allow copyright holders to prevent unauthorized copying and distribution of copyrighted materials from the motherboard rather than through the operating system as is currently the case.

Intel Follows AMD with New 64-Bit Chips
(NewsFactor)

Intel Follows AMD with New 64-Bit Chips
(NewsFactor) 02/18/2004 04:15 PM
NewsFactor - In a major departure from its roadmap, Intel (Nasdaq: INTC) has announced plans for the second-quarter release of a server chip that features both 64-bit and 32-bit capability in a single processor.

Intel unveils its 32/64-bit chips

Intel unveils its 32/64-bit chips 06/28/2004 04:21 PM
ZDNet Jun 28 2004 8:22PM GMT

Intel debuts 32/64-bit chips

Intel debuts 32/64-bit chips 06/28/2004 04:21 PM
ZDNet Jun 28 2004 8:33PM GMT

Bad Intel Chips Recalled

Bad Intel Chips Recalled 06/28/2004 10:08 AM

I ntel recalls flawed chips less than a week after launch: Good for them that they handled this better than the last time they had this problem.

Less than a week after the launch, Intel said Friday it's recalling some of its latest chip sets after the discovery of a manufacturing flaw that could cause computers to crash or fail to boot.

Most of the problem chips were still in the hands of computer and motherboard manufacturers, said Bill Calder, an Intel spokesman.

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New entertainment chips from Intel

New entertainment chips from Intel 06/16/2004 05:13 AM
Digital Connect News Jun 16 2004 9:35AM GMT

Is Intel Making Too Many Chips?

Is Intel Making Too Many Chips? 09/06/2004 03:55 PM
Slashdot Sep 6 2004 8:06PM GMT

Intel will postpone new chips

Intel will postpone new chips 07/19/2004 10:10 PM
IHT Jul 20 2004 2:40AM GMT

New chips from Intel to be unveiled

New chips from Intel to be unveiled 05/10/2004 08:37 AM
San Francisco Chronicle May 10 2004 12:46PM GMT

Intel Powers Down its Chips

Intel Powers Down its Chips 02/10/2003 12:07 PM
The No. 1 chipmaker rethinks power-hungry circuits, spurring a new 5GHz Floating Point MAC as well as a 1.5GHz third generation Itanium 2 with on-die cache.

Intel offers a look at new chips

Intel offers a look at new chips 06/17/2004 01:21 PM
The chipsets will be used in its more stylish "lifestyle PCs," the company says, and in so-called entertainment PCs for distributing video and pictures.

IBM embraces 64-bit Intel chips

IBM embraces 64-bit Intel chips 08/04/2004 06:55 PM
globetechnology.com Aug 4 2004 11:16PM GMT

Other News: New Intel Chips

Other News: New Intel Chips 06/18/2004 11:12 AM
Intel's latest chipsets feature PCI Express busses and wireless access point support.

Can Mr. Chips Transform Intel?

Can Mr. Chips Transform Intel? 09/11/2004 09:57 PM
New York Times Sep 12 2004 1:40AM GMT

Intel short on 3.6GHz chips

Intel short on 3.6GHz chips 07/29/2004 06:47 PM
The chipmaker confirms that its flagship desktop processor, the 3.6GHz Pentium 4 560, is in very short supply.

Security Boost for Intel Chips

Security Boost for Intel Chips 04/13/2004 04:42 AM
A new line of processors will come with built-in features designed to keep hackers from tweaking cell phones and handheld devices. But the chips' digital-rights-management features cause some to fear a clampdown on content.
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