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Intel Is Getting Out Of The Motherboard Business

Intel Is Getting Out Of The Motherboard Business

By Chris Crum January 23, 2013 | 1 Comment

According to multiple reports, Intel is exiting its desktop motherboards business after about two decades of making them. According to PCWorld, who spoke with the company, Intel will pull out as soon as its next-generation Haswell CPU ships, and will …

Intel Has 40 Windows 8 Powered Ultrabooks Planned Intel Has 40 Windows 8 Powered Ultrabooks Planned
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Intel’s Ultrabook line is doing pretty well for them, but the MacBook Air clone could do better. The launch of Windows 8 creates an exciting opportunity for the brand. The PC is back in the spotlight, and Intel aims to …

Intel "Core" Powering the Next Wave of Ultrabooks Intel "Core" Powering the Next Wave of Ultrabooks

Good news for Intel, they are providing all the processors for the next wave of Ultrabook computers. The latest version of their Core processor (Generation 3) offers the most advanced 22nm 3-D tri-gate transistors, making the new Ultrabook devices more …

Dell Seeks to Develop More ARM-Based Solutions Dell Seeks to Develop More ARM-Based Solutions

Today Dell announced that they are starting a new program to enable the ARM-based server ecosystem and integrate more ARM-based application and solutions into their existing product line. The development will be made possible, in part, through a collaboration with …

Intel Windows 8 Tablets to Debut in November Intel Windows 8 Tablets to Debut in November

Acording to sources at CNet, the first Intel based Windows 8 tablets will be out in stores by November. There will be over a dozen different designs, ranging from tablets to hybrids (a design that combines laptops and tablets) showcased …

Dell Introduces Intel Xeon Processors for PowerEdge Dell Introduces Intel Xeon Processors for PowerEdge

Dell announced today they are beginning to integrate the latest Intel Xeon processor E3-1200 v2 product family into their enterprise PowerEdge microserver. The processors feature up to 1.95x more performance than previous versions. Forrest Norrod, vice president and general manager …

Antivirus Founder John McAfee Arrested in Belize Antivirus Founder John McAfee Arrested in Belize

John McAfee, computer programmer and founder of the antivirus software bearing his name, was recently arrested in Belize, when a task force known at the Gang Suppression Unit broke down his door, after being tipped off about a weapons cache. …

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Intel Q1, 2012 Earnings Welcome Another Growth Year Intel Q1, 2012 Earnings Welcome Another Growth Year

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Facebook, Microsoft Among CISPA Suppoters Facebook, Microsoft Among CISPA Suppoters
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Is this how unwanted Internet regulation passes? When enough popular web-based/tech corporations support a bill that’s potentially as damaging as SOPA, causing their legion of followers to accept the inevitable? If so, there’s a really good chance the backlash SOPA …

Google’s Chromebooks Getting An Ivy Bridge Upgrade? Google’s Chromebooks Getting An Ivy Bridge Upgrade?

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Intel Supporting Rural Broadband Adoption Intel Supporting Rural Broadband Adoption

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How much time do you spend on the internet every day? I spend at least eight hours online every weekday, and that’s a conservative estimate. I know some smart-phone addicts who are probably wired in, one way or another, nearly …

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The Administrator of NASA, Charles Bolden blogged recently about his recent trip to Atlanta to visit Georgia Tech’s “Day of Engineering.” Bolden attended a Facebook pep rally that was the kick off to President Obama’s new “Stay with it” campaign, …