Posts Tagged ‘ Advanced Micro Devices ’

Dell’s Trouble Kicking the Intel Habit

E-mails released by the S.E.C. show how hard it was for Dell executives to give up rewards doled out by Intel for remaining a one chip shop.

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Microsoft Grabs Hold of ARM

Microsoft has signaled an intention to take more drastic action in mobile device and low power computing through a new tie-up with ARM.

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Dell Settles S.E.C. Accounting Suit for $100 Million

Dell agreed to pay $100 million to settle S.E.C. charges that its senior executives used fraudulent accounting tricks to make it appear that it was meeting Wall Street earnings targets.

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Intel and F.T.C. Agree to Talk

Over the next month, Intel and the Federal Trade Commission will discuss reaching some sort of settlement in a case brought against Intel last year.

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The Desktop: It’s Alive!

Several trends suggest that desktop sales could pick up in 2010 after a couple of years of steady declines in the face of laptop competition.

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Have You Zeen What H.P. Is Up To?

New trademark applications from Hewlett-Packard show the company eyeing some new brands for computing devices.

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Has the F.T.C. Opened the Door for the Great Chip War?

One proposed remedy from the F.T.C. in its lawsuit against Intel would finally hand Nvidia the rights to produce mainstream computing chips.

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Shares Rise in Graphics Firms After Intel Delays Chip

In a humbling move, Intel has pushed back, way back, the release of a graphics chip meant to challenge Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices.

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Nvidia’s Gamers Helped It Win Big Business

Profits gained from Nvidia's gaming chip business have helped pay for an expansion into the corporate and science markets.

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Supercomputers Are Still Fast, but Less Super

Increasingly, they are really large systems that rely on mainstream computing parts.

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