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FEDERICO FAGGIN INTEL 4004 MICROPROCESSOR LEGACY
In 1971, one tiny chip invented by an Italian American Physicist started the technology revolution behind today's AI, phones and PCsThe Federico Faggin story begins with a chip smaller than a fingernail but powerful enough to reshape modern life. In 1971, the Intel 4004 ...- The London Edit: Beyond Big Ben, the UK capital's most stylish hidden gemsDiscover London's hidden gems beyond the usual tourist trail. From art-filled dining at Mount St Restaurant and a secret bookstore atop Ala...
- Quote of the Day by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore: 'With engineering, I view this year’s failure as next year’s...'-A powerful quote on failure and mindset that built the future of technology by creator of ‘Moore’s LawGordon Moore, a visionary engineer, believed failures were crucial for technological advancement. He saw each setback as a chance to learn ...
- Hands-on with Intel's Arc G3 handheld at Computex: It might finally give AMD some competitionIntel is set to challenge AMD's hold on handheld gaming. New Arc G-Series processors, seen on the MSI Claw 8 EX AI+, offer better graphics ...
- Intel says competition from Nvidia PC chip a 'good thing'Intel welcomes competition from Nvidia's new AI chip for personal computers. The company sees artificial intelligence as a significant new ...
- India building commercial silicon fab with 50,000 per month wafer production capacity: Union minister Ashwini VaishnawThe comments followed PM Modi's Independence Day speech, promising first 'Made in India' chips by year-end.
- The rise and decline of IntelIn the year 2024, Intel unveils a plan to invest $100 billion across four U.S. states to build and expand factories, after securing federal...
- 'True visionary': Tim Cook, Sundar Pichai, other Silicon Valley tech chiefs on Intel cofounder Gordon MooreIntel cofounder Gordon Moore's "vision inspired so many of us to pursue technology, was an inspiration to me", said Google parent Alphabet'...
- CCI finds no violation of fair trade norms by IntelCCI ruled that global chip maker Intel Corp did not abuse its dominant position in the microprocessors market, bringing an end to the almos...
- 1976-model Apple-1 system, conceived by Steve Jobs and crafted by Steve Wozniak, to be auctionedChristie’s is offering a rare collectible: Apple-1, serial number 22, sourced from the estate of Joe Copson, a former Apple Computer Compan...
- Oracle to stop writing software for Itanium processorOracle said Intel management made it clear that their strategic focus is on their x86 microprocessor and that Itanium was nearing the end o...
- Intel to invest up to $8 bn in US chip plantsIntel Corp. announced plans on Tuesday to invest up to eight billion dollars in its US manufacturing facilities to produce next-generation ...
- Intel Labs is focused on game-changing opportunities: Justin RattnerFor most firms, the chief technology officer is the backbone, helping them stay ahead of the curve. CTO Justin Rattner describes Intel’s ke...
- 'We will become a computing company'Navin Shenoy, VP and GM, Intel Asia Pacific
- Intel unveils first Made-in-India chipThe world’s largest chipmaker, Intel, unveiled its latest microprocessor for servers.
- Intel acknowledges subpoena in US antitrust probeComputer chip titan Intel Corp said it had received a subpoena this week from US antitrust regulators after a two-year informal review "wit...
- Intel Corp signs pact with Cray IncIntel Corporation and Cray Inc, a supercomputer maker, have signed an agreement to develop high performance computing systems on Intel micr...
- Intel to make world's first chip with 2-bn transistorsThe world's largest maker of microprocessors Intel has announced that it has created a two-billion-transistor computer chip that will give ...
- Nextgen Intel chips to drive small devicesIntel's low-cost microprocessors slated for launch in mid-2008 are expected to spawn a new range of devices in the market.
- AMD cuts Athlon pricesHaving acquired ATI Tech, AMD has slashed prices of certain products, some by over 50 per cent.
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