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Micron front runner to buy Elpida shares
RumourIt's also been buying more into the market recently acquiring Intel's shares in the flash memory joint-venture IM Flash. -
Health fears hamper graphene development
InterviewWhile labs acrossthe world continue to unearth more and more revelatory properties of graphene, the potential dangers of working with the material are often overlooked. -
Intel Itanium Solutions page goes down with all hands lost
CES 2012It’s a good week not to publicise bad news for the Intel Corporation and so you probably won’t see a press release from Chipzilla about the untimely demise of the itaniumsolutions.org page, which now redirects to intel.com. -
20nm 128 NAND Flash gets an airing
IM Flash Technology will be lifting the kimono on 20nm 128Gb NAND Flash chips in Taiwan in a bid to interest Nanya and Inotera Memories. -
MacBook gets new intel chips
Fruity cargo cult Apple has just upgraded its MacBooks. -
Intel and friends working on USB power source
A consortium which seems to be lead by Intel, the USB 3.0 Promoter Group, has announced a power delivery specification to improve the cable bus in USB. -
Graphene's first commercial use will be in flexible touchscreens
With the rapid advances made in that wonder material graphene, what we want to know is when we will see it in widespread commercial use for the first time. -
US Patent Office awards Android feature to Apple
Apple's policy of trying to claim the patents for as many Android features as possible has continued with the blessing of the US Patent Office. -
Analogue chip makers move to fight off Texas Instruments
Chipmaker TSMC says that it is getting more orders from analogue chip makers who want to use its 12 inch wafer production. -
Intel and Micron open $3 billion NAND flash fab
IM Flash Technologies already has two US based plants and, though Intel only accounts for 18 percent of the chips manufactured at the plant, it is indicative of how important NAND flash memory is with the increase in demand for mobile products. -
Theoretical nano-laser is now a reality
Scientists have turned a groundbreaking nano-laser theory into reality, offering a vastly quicker alternative to modern electronics. -
Otellini takes a bow out of Sandy Breeches
CES 2011At Intel's pre-CES press show the words on the lips of Otellini and his friends were, of course, Sandy Bridge. There was a mad dash and a spiralling, incomprehensible queue for the Intel keynote where if you were lucky, you made it in to the Venetian's Marco Polo suite. Some were left outside. -
Intel-Micron deal could be on the verge of collapse
RumourThe relationship between Intel and Micron appears to be under strain with the closure of their joint-venture IM Flash Technologies becoming an increasing possibility. -
Why can’t the authorities track down the Wikileaks leakster?
CommentIt is time to ask questions that no-one has asked yet, about Wikileaks. With thousands and thousands of files leaking onto the world wide web, how come no-one has tracked down who or what is leaking this stuff? This is a lot of data. Data can be tracked. -
Intel shows off its HPC accelerator
Chipmaker Intel has been showing off its first high-performance computing (HPC) accelerator for the first time on public. -
Global Semiconductor Alliance pushes 3D chip
The Global Semiconductor Alliance is spending huge wodges of cash to promote 3D silicon and MEMS. -
Intel Atom successfully cannibalises Celeron - report
Despite repeated denials by Intel over the last few years, it appears that its mighty Atom has successfully cannibalised its existing notebook business, if a report is to be believed. -
Intel stays as quiet as a mouse about Comsys buy
Intel's gone quiet: shh, shh, shh. Back in late May there was word about that Intel bought out Israeli mobile chip maker Comsys, which we hear has been a little strapped for cash, for $30 million. But the WiMax/GSM modem chip company never confirmed, and neither did Intel.
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