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  Week in review: family tech support, piracy, and consoles Intel's newest CPU, troubleshooting new hardware, wide-scale Blu-ray piracy, and news about consoles top the week's most important stories at Ars... Posted Nov 22 2008, 06:30 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: intel, piracy, new hardware, consoles, cpu troubleshooting

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  Intel lifts curtain on Nehalem performance (hint: it's fast) Intel isn't quite ready to launch Nehalem, but the company is willing to let us talk more freely about its performance. There's really no other... Posted Nov 03 2008, 06:12 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: intel, nehalem, beast

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  The week in hardware: Intel's Moorestown, ATI's 4830 Intel spent the week talking about how much it wants into consumers' pants, AMD launched a new, budget-oriented video card, and Kenny dies it turns... Posted Oct 25 2008, 10:44 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: intel, amd, consumers, cell phones, budget, video card, nickel

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  The week in hardware: DX 11, Nehalem, and AMD The big news of the week was the AMD spinoff and Intel's reaction to it, but we did see some action in other areas as well. Info on Nehalem, ATI, and... Posted Oct 11 2008, 01:45 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: intel, amd, spinoff, news of the week, nehalem

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  Intel to examine AMD split for x86 licensing violations Intel has its own set of concerns about AMD's foundry split and plans to investigate the company's agreement. Whether or not AMD is actually in... Posted Oct 09 2008, 04:35 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: intel, amd, recourse, foundry

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  Intel debuts 3G vPro tech with "fast call for help" feature Intel launched its third-generation vPro technology today, with new features the company believes will simplify IT management and improve security for... Posted Sep 23 2008, 06:39 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: intel, new features, third generation

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  Atom everywhere: Intel's MID, netbook, and nettop strategy Intel announced new details on its push into the mini-notebook market at Computex today. The company has split the market into distinct segments, and plans... Posted Jun 02 2008, 09:00 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: intel, based solutions, distinct segments, mini notebook, solid state hard drives, new details, atom, notebook market

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  Tegra: NVIDIA's play for Intel, ARM, and the MID market NVIDIA unveiled a new line of media processors that combine an ARM11 CPU core with a GPU core, a memory controller, and I/O capabilities (including HDMI... Posted Jun 02 2008, 06:52 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: intel, capabilities, atom, cpu core, nvidia, media processors, memory controller, hdmi

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  Intel intros 32Gb flash chips, targets solid-state drives Over a month ago, Intel promised to accelerate the introduction of a new generation of fast, high-density flash chips for use in SSDs. The Intel/Micron... Posted May 29 2008, 08:15 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: intel, ssd, new generation, flash chips, high density, micron

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  Intel: "Web 2.0"-style cloud computing just a passing vapor Intel would like a word with the "Web 2.0 is the future of applications" crowd. The chipmaker isn't going to sit on its hands while the browser... Posted May 03 2008, 11:07 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: intel

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  A new Directions: virtualization and server consolidation After two weeks of visual computing, it's time to shift the focus of our Directions Symposium to a new topic: virtualization and server consolidation... Posted Apr 14 2008, 06:41 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: virtualization, intel, conversations, visual computing, symposium, server consolidation, server technology

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  Analysis: Intel to fight recession with solid state drives Maybe you think I'm nuts, but hear me out: there's a deep connection between the US economy's subprime-induced meltdown and Intel's decision... Posted Mar 10 2008, 11:28 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: intel, meltdown, nuts, economy, nand flash prices, solid state drive, ssds, consumer spending, grand theory, softness