Is NVIDIA dead?
blogs.zdnet.com 10/9/2009 — Reports are circulating that NVIDIA is to kill off the GTX 260, GTX 275, and GTX 285 and exit the high-end and mid-range graphics card market. Is this the end for NVIDIA?

Are new rumors of an NVIDIA x86 CPU plausible?
arstechnica.com 20 days ago — It's the NVIDIA rumor that won't die: no, not the one where the GPU maker buys tiny VIA, but the other one, where it jumps feet-first into competition with both Intel and AMD by producing an x86 processor of its ...

No more NVIDIA chipsets for Macs?
9to5mac.com 10/10/2009 — NVIDIA has fallen on hard times it seems both due to licensing issues with Intel and manufacturing issues with their integrated chipsets.  ZDNet is reporting today that Intel has forced NVIDIA to halt development of its future chipsets for ...

Nvidia may be moving into X86 market
tgdaily.com 20 days ago — It looks like graphics chip maker Nvidia is building its own x86 development program using staff from Transmeta.

In Depth: The complete guide to upgrading your PC
techradar.com 8/30/2009 — According to Microsoft, less than five per cent of end users of its operating systems open up their machines. Given that upgrading is one of the cornerstones of what has traditionally made the PC such an attractive platform, that's an amazing statistic. Why aren't more of us extending the life ...

2010 Technology Preview
maximumpc.com 10/17/2009 — We've seen the future and it's full of new and exciting hardware for power users So much in life is unknowable. Will the economy rebound? Hard to say. Will oil prices skyrocket? Maybe, maybe not. Will Brangelina add to their brood? Frankly, we ...

Intel to pay AMD $1.25 billion in legal settlement
venturebeat.com 12 days ago — The Hatfields and the McCoys of the chip industry have buried the hatchet. Intel and Advanced Micro Devices announced today they have settled all antitrust and patent cross-license litigation between them. In the deal, Intel will pay $1.25 billion ...

Intel and AMD Declare a Truce of Sorts
technologizer.com 11 days ago — One of the longest-running, fiercest battles in tech isn’t exactly ending–but it’s sure entering a new phase. Today, Intel and AMD announced that they’ve reached a settlement that ends their legal wrangling (most notably ...

Nvidia Halting Chipset Development - Reviews by PC Magazine
pcmag.com 10/7/2009 — has confirmed that the company has essentially placed its Nforce chipset line on hiatus, given the legal wrangling between itself and Intel. According to Robert Sherbin, the lead corporate communications spokesman for Nvidia, Nvidia will "postpone ...

Nvidia to launch new chipsets for Intel- and AMD-based notebooks in 1Q10
digitimes.com 8/14/2009 — Nvidia plans to launch two new chipsets, the MCP89 and MCP99 for Intel-based notebooks, and MCP85 for AMD notebooks, in the first quarter of 2010, according sources at notebook makers.

Has Microsoft placed its last mobile bet? — Latest from Computerworld 18 days ago
When Microsoft first started talking about building mobile-phone software back in the late 1990s, handset makers that had been in the market for years scoffed. Sure, Microsoft was a huge software developer, but making software for mobile devices is ...

Week in review: Microsoft getting lucky with 7? — CNET News.com 18 days ago
Sales and usage of new OS are up, while Intel attracts additional antitrust attention. Also: AT&T; has a lawyer for that app ad.

Week in review: Microsoft getting lucky with 7? — CNET News - Business Tech 18 days ago
Sales and usage of new OS are up, while Intel attracts additional antitrust attention. Also: AT&T; has a lawyer for that app ad.

AMD graphics chip shortage hitting PC vendors — Latest from Computerworld 18 days ago
AMD has confirmed that a TSMC foundry has been slow to ramp up production of its new 40-nm graphics chip, which is forcing PC makers to delay shipments of desktop and laptop systems.

Switchers Guide: Move your files from PC to Mac — Latest from Computerworld 18 days ago
If you've been using a Windows PC but now want to move to a Mac, you likely have files--documents, PDFs, photos, music, and videos--that you want to bring with you. If you've had that PC for a while, that could mean you have many, many gigabytes of ...