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Intel, Qualcomm 'missed the tablet boat,' says Strategy Analytics analyst
Major chip vendors Intel and Qualcomm "missed the tablet boat" in 2012, and their future success hinges on Microsoft's Windows tablet operating system, judged Stuart Robinson, director of the handset component technologies service at Strategy Analytics.
Intel releases more info on Silvermont Atom chips
The Atom processors based on the new Silvermont microarchitecture will break the "myth" of ARM processors being more power efficient, claims Intel. The chip manufacturer revealed key details of Silvermont at a press briefing on Monday, and said it is expected to form the basis for the company's next-gen Bay Trail and Merrifield Atom processors.
Intel's McAfee ponies up $389M in cash for next-generation firewall firm
Intel's McAfee has agreed to acquire Stonesoft, a Finnish network firewall firm, for $389 million in cash, the security firm announced Monday.
Intel's Haswell to offer major graphics upgrade
We reported last week that Intel looks set to launch its next-generation Haswell microprocessor at the Computex show on June 4. Additional information released by Intel on Wednesday confirmed the above information, and offers additional details about Haswell and its capabilities on the graphics front.
Intel set to unveil Silvermont Atom architecture
Intel is expected to outline plans for a redesign of its Atom microprocessor on May 6, in the first such move since it was introduced in 2008 to power netbooks.
Intel to launch Haswell at Computex
Intel will launch its next-generation Haswell microprocessors at the Computex show this June.
CA agrees to purchase API management firm Layer 7
CA Technology's acquisition of Layer 7 marks the second purchase of an application programming interface (API) management firm in as many weeks. CA Technology said this week that it agreed to acquire Layer 7 for an undisclosed consideration.
Toshiba unveils Kirabook with 'Retina-quality' display
Toshiba is set to launch a new 13.3-inch Ultrabook with a native resolution of 2560x1440 pixels. Called the Kirabook, the premium device is the first Windows laptop to offer an ultra-high resolution screen of 221 ppi, or pixels per inch.
Does big data science require Software Defined Networking?
Researchers are already calling for the technology in order to continue research in high volume data fields such as genomics.
Intel reports steep profit drop, but Wall Street is unfazed
Poor PC sales contributed to a disturbing 25 percent year-over-year decline in Intel's net income in the first quarter of 2013.
