Andy Patrizio

Source: Reuters What started as a breakthrough of chemical engineering 17 months ago has resulted in Intel breaking into new territories where it had never been in the past, at least with any success. In January 2007, the company announced a design breakthrough called high-k metal gate, which would allow it to continue shrinking the […]

More than a hundred years ago, Nikola Tesla envisioned building a global power network that would provide the entire world with an unlimited supply of free power, delivered wirelessly. It’s unclear whether the Serbian electrical genius might have succeeded, since his work was ultimately sunk by funding problems. But a century later, Intel is working […]

Intel is moving forward with its ambitious plan to spread the Intel Architecture (IA) to places it’s never been. At this week’s Intel Developer Forum (IDF), for example, the chip giant announced plans to put Intel inside your TV. Eric Kim, senior vice president and general manager of the Digital Home group, announced during yesterday’s […]

SAN FRANCISCO — Intel is preparing the second generation of its vPro remote management technology and is promising more goodies in the third generation, which will take advantage of new features and functionality in the new Nehalem family. vPro is not found in any single component of a computer. It is a combination of processor […]

SAN FRANCISCO — Act II for Intel’s newest chip is happening sooner than many may have expected. Today at its Intel Developer Forum (IDF), Intel unveiled the next generation of its Atom embedded processor, a dual core offering with features from Intel’s Core 2 line. Atom debuted this past April. The new Atom 330 is […]

Intel announced at the Intel Developer Forum it is entering the solid state drive (SSD) market with a trio of drives aimed at laptops, desktops, and even servers. The news announcement is remarkable, as SSDs are usually targeted at notebooks. But the company feels it has a winner in its drives. The X25-M and X18-M […]

Now we know how Paul Otellini is going to sell all that flash memory like he promised. Intel announced at the Intel Developer Forum it is entering the solid state drive (SSD) market with a trio of drives aimed at laptops, desktops, and even servers. The latter is remarkable, as SSDs are usually targeted at […]

SAN FRANCISCO – Intel today offered a look inside its next generation of processors, the Nehalem family, with new details and demos during the Intel Developer Forum (IDF). Nehalem was the code name for the processor, which Intel recently dubbed officially as the Core i7. The Penryn family of processors fades into the sunset with […]

SAN FRANCISCO — Intel Chairman Craig Barrett kicked off the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) with a bang, taking the U.S. federal government to task over what he felt was its failure to invest in education and research and development. Barrett is not shy about sharing his opinion that the U.S. is falling behind in education. […]

Intel Chairman Craig Barrett opened the Intel Developer Forum with a bang, taking the U.S. federal government to task over what he felt was its failure to invest in education and research and development. Barrett is not shy in his opinions that the U.S. is falling behind in education. In January, he penned a lengthy […]

Despite concerns about U.S. economy, a survey by Gartner finds that IT spending will see healthy growth in 2008. The firm reported today that worldwide IT spending will exceed $3.4 trillion in 2008, an 8 percent increase over 2007 levels. Worldwide, software spending will show the strongest growth in 2008 at more than 10 percent, […]

Source: Reuters Intel kicks off its 11th annual Intel Developer Forum conference today, drawing thousands of developers from around the world to the Moscone Center in San Francisco for three days of intense tech talk. Intel is not known for making big news at its show; it likes to get that news out in advance […]