Intel shortage hits Australian builder partners
Australian system builder partners say they are feeling the pinch of a global shortage of server chassis and components from Intel.
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Leading Solutions unveils vPro centres
Systems integrator, Leading Solutions, has taken the wrappers off three technology centres showcasing Intel’s vPro remote management technology to customers.
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Intel, Google asked to help revise EU data protection laws
The European Commission has set up an advisory panel including executives from Google and Intel to help it revise European Union laws on data protection.
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Court puts CSIRO Wi-Fi injunction on hold
A federal court in the U.S. has temporarily lifted an injunction that banned Buffalo Technology (USA) from selling its IEEE 802.11a and 802.11g Wi-Fi products due to a patent claim by an Australian scientific agency.
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Slow PC demand sinks global semiconductor revenue
Global semiconductor revenue is expected to fall this year as demand for PCs and consumer electronics slows down, with the trend continuing to affect chip makers next year, analyst firm iSuppli said on Monday.
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Australia's Acryn to help educate Oregon with Intel
Australian Web-based software provider, Acryn, has won a $35 million deal with Intel to take its internet education portal to the US.
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PC makers embrace Core i7 chips in new desktops
PC makers on Monday launched desktops that incorporate the latest technologies to work alongside Intel's new Core i7 chips, which have received praise for their speedy performance.
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Intel cuts forecast amid broad spending slowdown
Intel on Wednesday cut its revenue forecast for the fourth quarter, the latest sign that the global financial crisis is leading to a sharp slowdown in IT spending.
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Ex-Intel worker indicted on $1B trade secrets theft
An ex-Intel employee accused of stealing US$1 billion worth of trade secrets and using them to help rival AMD was indicted in Massachusetts Wednesday, according to news reports.
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Intel set to launch Nehalem Nov. 17
Intel will launch the next-generation Nehalem processor on Nov. 17, the company revealed Wednesday.
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Analyst calls Intel's Core i7 chip 'blindingly fast'
Intel's Nehalem chips, slated to ship later this month, Tuesday were called "blindingly fast" by an analyst who is using an early machine running the processor.
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Intel's Atom boosts chip market, but tough times loom
Intel's new Atom processor helped drive the worldwide microprocessor market to a new shipment record in the third quarter, Nonetheless, analysts say darker times loom ahead.
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Intel describes how credit crunch can hurt
Intel added warnings in its quarterly filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission about how the deteriorating economic conditions worldwide may negatively affect its business.
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Intel joins Taiwan on Linux OS for netbooks
Intel and the Taiwan government plan to open a development center to further the Linux-based Moblin OS for devices such as netbooks and mobile Internet devices (MIDs), they jointly announced on Thursday.
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Intel shows off new laptop platform
Intel this week gave a quick preview of its next generation laptop platform, which could shake up the chipmaker's mobile offerings.
