Intel's new series of chipset (Bearlake: now series "3") and PCIe 2.0 at CeBIT 2007

By nextlevel on  From techlivez.com
The products you are dying to watch . .they are allhere at CeBIT 2007.From DDR3 RAM modules to DirectX10 graphics card .. from Brain control interface toDual GPU based Graphics card.Intel is showing of its next generation of chipsets namedas "3" series which will be serving for the upcoming 45-nanometer processors.Intel has also confirmed that someof the graphics-enabled Series-3 chipsets will becompatible with Direct3D-10(DX10).(Click on Read more to expand)Intel has announced chipset...Read Full Story

INTC: Intel Posts Record First Quarter For Strength In All Segments

By ayshamallik on  From icontopnews.com
Latest News: Intel Corporation. (INTC) reported record quarterly earnings and provided a better than expected guidance for the second quarter, benefiting from strong growth in all segments and bucking fears of a weakening of sales of personal computers. Santa Clara, Calif., giant posted record results in recent quarters, but the application seems slow PC as worried consumers are increasingly buying pills like Apple Inc. (AAPL) IPAD. Although Intel has not seen some signs of consumer weakness...Read Full Story

Intel working on 6-core Sandy Bridge and 8-core Haswell processors?

By LiNTEK on  From blog.reodica.org
While Intel’s Nehalem (Core i7) processors are yet to arrive, there are now rumors that Intel is currently working on new processors code-named “Sandy Bridge” and “Haswell” processors which will be delivered in 2010 and 2012 respectively. According to the leaked slides obtained by CanardPlus, the upcoming processors will double the number of cores per chip and add a brand new language for specialized code. The code-named Sandy Bridge processor according to rumors will be made using 32nm...Read Full Story

Six-core server processor launched by Intel

By LiNTEK on  From blog.reodica.org
Intel has launched its six-core Dunnington server microprocessors. The new microprocessors  are part of the Xeon 7400 family which are available in four-core and six-core versions designed for systems with four or more processors.  The new processors deliver up to 50% better performance and consume 10% less power compared to the previous line of Xeon CPUs. The new processors include a 16MB of shared L3 cache which is also a key factor in the processors’ performance aside from the their extra...Read Full Story

Intel Future Processor - Intel Nehalem Core i7 and Intel Atom

By izwan00 on  From technologytricks.com
Intel expected to released their brand-new micro processor technology which is Intel Nehalem Core i7 and Intel Atom (for notebook processor). Intel Nehalem Core i7 comprises a great modernize of Intel’s processor technology and brings out a number of performance upgrade over the present processor bottlenecks. Nehalem Core i7 CPUs will use the the same 45nm die [...]Read Full Story
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