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Intel to rebrand some chips, phase out Centrino

Intel Corp plans to phase out some of its brands, including the Centrino for computers, to focus on fewer top names as the chip maker expands into new markets such as mobile devices.

Intel-backed LogMeIn to price IPO July 1

Technology company LogMeIn Inc has set the terms of its planned $100 million initial public offering, according to a regulatory filing on Tuesday.

China's software filter puts bite on PC majors

Top PC names such as Dell and Hewlett-Packard could lose out in a spat over China's latest move to censor the Web, risking the wrath of U.S. and European consumers if they go along or losing ground in the world's No.2 PC market if they refuse.

Dow edges up as S&P, Nasdaq dip

The Dow industrials ended slightly higher on Friday while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq dipped as investors paused to consider conflicting signals in monthly U.S. jobs data. Investors also sold some recent winners to take some profits from the spring rally.

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AMD, Intel play computer server tennis

The battle between Intel Corp and Advanced Micro Devices Inc for server market share heated up on Monday with AMD's release of a six-core Opteron server processor codenamed Istanbul.

Slowdown, shortages in focus at Computex

A shortage of electronic components such as chips and displays threatens to derail a nascent recovery in Asia's technology sector spurred by China's stimulus plan.

Slowdown, shortages in key components in focus at Computex

A shortage of electronic components such as chips and displays threatens to derail a nascent recovery in Asia's technology sector spurred by China's stimulus plan.

Dell profit falls, but beats estimate

Dell Inc, the world's No. 2 PC maker, narrowly beat analysts' expectations for sharply reduced profit on Thursday, even as the global downturn hit technology spending, helping its shares rise after hours.

Intel Projected to Release 8-core 'Nehalem-EX' Processor

Intel is eyeing to release a server carrying 8-core 'Nehalem-EX' Processor in the second half of 2009 which the company says can deliver a number of new technical advancements and boost enterprise computing performance.

Intel says EU fine won't lead to dividend cut

Intel Corp, the world's largest chipmaker, said the record 1.06 billion euro ($1.5 billion) fine imposed by EU regulators for antitrust violations would not cause it to cut investment or slash its dividend.

Intel sees netbook cannibalization at about 20 percent

Cannibalization of laptop computer sales by lower-priced netbooks is currently about 20 percent, less than speculation, Intel's European sales chief told Reuters on the fringes of a company event.

Intel to produce new, more powerful server chip

Intel Corp will start producing a new, more powerful version of its Xeon multiprocessor chip for servers in the second half, a spokesman said on Tuesday.

Asustek aims to be No.3 laptop vendor in 2011

Netbook PC pioneer Asustek aims to double its market share to become the world's No.3 laptop vendor, riding the rising popularity of low-cost laptops among budget-conscious consumers during the global downturn.

Intel previews new 'Pineview' chip, software for netbooks

Intel unveiled its 2009 platform for its Atom processor on Tuesday, and gave details of its Moblin operating system which are both targeted largely at Netbooks.

AMD sees turning a profit by year's end

Advanced Micro Devices Inc expects its core business to make a net profit by year's end with the personal computer market potentially stronger in the second half, Chief Executive Dirk Meyer said on Monday.

Nvidia CEO says demand growing nicely

Nvidia Corp Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang said the downturn in chip demand appears to have bottomed out and is now growing nicely.

Nvidia accuses Intel of unfair chip pricing

Jen-Hsun Huang, chief executive officer of graphics chip maker Nvidia, called Intel's chip pricing unfair but said his company will not seek antitrust action against the world's largest chip maker for now.

Nvidia accuses Intel of unfair pricing

Acer Ready to ship two more Aspires

On Monday, Acer announced two new Aspires netbooks, the 11.6-inch AO751h and the 10.1-inch AOD250 that are ready to ship.

EU ruling against Intel won't have major impact

The European Union vindicated AMD with a fine on competitor Intel Corp. for antitrust violations Wednesday, but the ruling is not likely to change Intel’s dominant position in the microprocessor industry.

Wall Street drops as economic angst resurfaces

Stocks tumbled on Wednesday as a gloomy retail sales report revived recent anxiety about the economy's struggle and caused a broad sell-off that accelerated late in the session.

EU hands down record antitrust fine to Intel

EU regulators on Wednesday slapped a record 1.06 billion euro ($1.45 billion) fine on Intel Corp for antitrust violations and ordered it to halt illegal efforts to squeeze out arch-foe AMD.

U.S. likely to feel pressure to move on Intel

Now that European, South Korean and Japanese authorities have moved against chip giant Intel Corp for breaking antitrust laws, the question is: Are U.S. officials feeling pressure to take action, too?

AMD CEO celebrates $1.45 Bln antitrust fine against rival Intel

The head of chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. is celebrating a $1.45 billion antitrust fine by the European Union against its rival, Intel Corp.

EU fines Intel $1.45 billion for squeezing out rival

EU regulators on Wednesday fined Intel Corp a record 1.06 billion euros ($1.45 billion) for antitrust violations and ordered it to halt illegal practices used to squeeze out rival AMD.

EU imposes $1.44B fine on Intel for violating antitrust law

The European Union has imposed a fine of €1.06 billion ($1.44 billion) Wednesday on Intel Corporation for violating EU treaty antitrust rules on the abuse of a dominant market position.