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Intel's Kaby Lake microprocessors will be in PCs from autumn, says CEO Brian Krzanich
Delayed successor to Skylake will provide native support for 4K and USB Type-C
Moore's Law to run out of steam by 2021
Practical limits of Moore's Law to be reached in five years time, claims Semiconductor Industry Association
Oracle must pay $3bn compensation to HPE over Itanium support
Oracle loses latest round in five-year legal battle with HPE
China overtakes the US in supercomputers for the first time
93-petaflop per second Sunway TaihuLight takes top spot as China outnumbers the US in supercomputers for the first time
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Intel launches Xeon E7 v4 chips for servers with up to 24TB of memory
Intel's latest server chips add more cores and more memory for demanding workloads
Intel goes core-crazy with 10-core, VR-friendly Broadwell-E CPU
First consumer-grade 10-core x86 microprocessor from Intel - but at a very non-consumer price
Intel CEO: Cloud, IoT, 5G, Moore's Law and customer-programmable chips will determine future of restructured company
'It's about transforming from a PC company to powering the cloud and billons of connected devices' says Krzanich
Samsung to move to second-gen 10 nanometre microprocessors before the end of the year
Samsung moves to second-gen 10 nanometre manufacturing, while Intel struggles
Intel to face Chinese competition as AMD licenses x86 server technology
AMD strikes joint venture with consortium of Chinese companies
Intel spills more beans on Apollo Lake mobile microprocessor
Successor to Bay Trail promises more performance and better battery life for tablets
Asus cuts orders of Intel's smartphone platforms
Intel set to lose even more money in mobile
Intel shows off first SSDs using 3D Nand flash technology
High-performance flash drives intended for cloud and heavyweight enterprise applications
Cutting IT costs in your SMB
Saving money in the office isn't just about turning the heating down or reusing the same teabag over and over...
Ninety-seven per cent of IT professionals think standard antivirus software will stop zero-day attacks
While only 15 per cent have rolled out network heuristics
Intel's Andy Grove dies at 79
Grove: One of the key figures of the modern computing age, and a driving force behind Intel's rise to dominance
Exasol shrinks its in-memory database onto an Intel NUC for proof-of-concept analytics work
Free edition of Exasol's in-memory database designed to run on a single server or PC for big-data pilot projects
Intel shoots for 3D broadcasting with Replay Technologies acquisition
The acquisition is indicative of growing digital transformation across industries
MWC 2016: Intel sketches out plans for 5G 'network revolution'
Partnerships, and new silicon and modems to come from Intel in a bid to support 5G developments - which could come as early as 2018
AMD to offer up to 32 cores on the desktop with forthcoming Zen releases
Leaks indicate how AMD plans to take on Intel in high-performance desktop and server computing
Met Office goes for CA API Management to deliver new web and mobile data services
Big data and big business increasingly go hand-in-hand for the Met Office
Intel revenues flat in 2015 as PC sales continue to fall
PC sales decline offset by big increases in data centre and flash disk sales
What's the point of secure software if you can't trust your CPU?
Modern chip designs make it increasingly difficult for developers to be sure that systems are not compromised, says security expert Joanna Rutkowska
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