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online.wsj.com - 12/12/2008

Ex-Chief Says Intel Should Power Cars

— online.wsj.com — Former Intel Corp. chairman Andrew Grove is pushing the world's biggest maker of microprocessors to consider a... new venture -- becoming a manufacturer of advanced batteries for plug-in electric cars. Mr. Grove, who retired in 2005 but still advises ... (more) Ex-Chief Says Intel Should Power Cars

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blogs.computerworld.com - 12/7/2008

Apple's netbook/tablet to be based on ARM Cortex architecture? | Computerworld Blogs

— blogs.computerworld.com — The Apple tablet has been a topic of discussion ever since Steve Jobs yanked the Newton out... of the product line in the late 90's. Speculation was rejuvenated at last month's conference call, where Jobs himself was on hand to say of the Netbook ... (more) Apple's netbook/tablet to be based on ARM Cortex ...

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digitimes.com - 12/9/2008

Nvidia chipset support to come for Intel Atom nettops

— digitimes.com — Intel and Nvidia will join forces to enable Nvidia chipset support to the Atom platform in order... to enhance graphics performance, according to sources at PC vendors. (more) Nvidia chipset support to come for Intel Atom nettops

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Moore’s law not in danger just yet
CrunchGear — ... And in the meantime, the stage is set for Intel to deliver their next “tick” and “tock” in the form of a shrinkage (giggle) of the Nehalem architecture to a 32nm process late next year, then a move to the Sandy Bridge architecture some time in 2010. After that it’s anybody’s guess, but it’s been like clockwork so far. ...

Intel is almost ready to pass to 32nm
HardMac.com — Source : TGDailyIntel have announced that they have regulated the last technical obstacles that stopped them mass engraving of processors in 32nm. Now that the R&D; phase in the laboratory is finished, they will be able to devote themselves to the manufacture and the tooling of the production line so that they can meet their time scale that envisages the marketing of 32nm chips during the second half of 2009. As usual, Intel will not propose a processor with a new architecture, but will engrave more finely the chips that have already been produced in ...