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Analysts scoff at rumor of Intel-Nvidia deal | Network World

While rumors are swirling around the Internet that Intel is looking to buy rival chips maker Nvidia, analysts say it's nothing but talk and bluster.

Intel’s Otellini says it’s time to take the lid off IT budgets | Network World

Intel President and CEO Paul Otellini thinks the economy has already hit rock bottom and now that it's emerging from the recessionary mire, companies are about to take the lid off of IT budgets.

Intel Gives Ultrabooks a $300M Investment Boost | Network World

Intel on Wednesday said it would invest US$300 million in companies that develop new technologies for Ultrabooks, a class of thin and light laptops promoted as an alternative to tablet PCs.

COMPUTEX – AMD will continue supplying graphics to Intel | Network World

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. will continue to supply ATI graphics chips for PCs based on Intel Corp. microprocessors despite the fierce competition between the two companies, AMD's chief technology officer said in an interview.

Wall Street Beat: IT vendors see return to growth | Network World

With quarterly IT sales results pouring in, vendors including IBM, Google, Advanced Micro Devices and Intel appear more confident than ever that the global recession's depressing effects on the tech market are lifting.

Intel says growth has returned | Network World

In an environment hungry for good economic news, Intel Corp. delivered a share of it Tuesday in its third-quarter results, which it said offered evidence of a "recovering market."

Intel: Processor upgrade program saves tearing apart PC | Network World

Intel this week defended its fee-based processor upgrade program, saying it is a way to add incremental performance without having to tear the system apart for a CPU upgrade.

Nvidia escalates patent-licensing battle with Intel | Network World

Nvidia has delayed the development of chipsets that work with Intel's microprocessors, citing "unfair business tactics" employed by Intel, the company said on Thursday.

Intel settles patent suit with licensing organization | Network World

Intel said Monday it had settled a patent lawsuit with a research foundation that accused it of using a patented technology in its processor designs without permission.

Intel joins IPSO Alliance to push IP smart devices | Network World

An alliance of companies promoting embedded Internet Protocol in smart devices, like military sensors and home appliances, has added 12 new member organizations including Intel Corp.

Intel’s new Moblin 2.1 OS available for download | Network World

Intel has made available for download its latest Linux-based operating system, Moblin 2.1, just a few days after announcing the new software.

Intel ports Linux netbook OS to desktops | Network World

Intel has expanded the scope of Linux-based Moblin by porting the OS from netbooks to mobile devices and desktops, where it could compete with Microsoft's Windows OS.

Microsoft, Intel design Windows 7 to be speedy | Network World

Collaboration with Microsoft could allow the software giant's upcoming Windows 7 OS to take advantage of multithreaded and multicore Intel chips for faster application performance, according to an Intel official.

Intel connects PCs to devices using light | Network World

Intel is working on a new optical interconnect that could possibly link mobile devices to displays and storage up to 100 meters away, a company official said on Wednesday.

Moore’s Law has decades left, Intel CTO predicts | Network World

Intel's CTO says that advancements in silicon technology will keep Moore's Law going strong for decades.

Otellini says PC industry on brink of recovery | Network World

The PC industry is set to come out of the most damaging recession in decades as computer shipments begin to pick up, Intel CEO Paul Otellini said on Tuesday.

Machines could ultimately match human intelligence, says Intel CTO | Network World

Will machines ever be as smart as humans? Intel CTO Justin Rattner thinks that someday, they might.

EU reveals ‘smoking gun’ e-mails from Intel antitrust probe | Network World

In an unusual move, the European Commission unveiled e-mail exchanges between Intel and computer manufacturers that its antitrust officials describe as "smoking gun" evidence from the probe that resulted in the chip maker being fined just over $1.45 billion in May.

Intel, Microsoft’s Wintel alliance faces test at IDF | Network World

The strength of the once-prosperous Wintel alliance could be tested at Intel's developer show next week as the chip maker and Microsoft adapt to a market shift from PCs to mobile devices such as tablets, analysts said this week.

Intel, ARM set for next stage of laptop battle | Network World

Intel and challenger ARM are set for a PC showdown this week as competition heats up to redefine the laptop and reverse the sagging fortunes of the PC market.

Intel asks court to dismiss EU antitrust case | Network World

Intel has asked Europe's second highest court to annul last May's antitrust ruling against the company, accusing the regulators of erring in law and of producing sloppy analysis, according to details of the appeal made public Tuesday.

Intel sees 2012 deployment for mobile WiMax Release 2 | Network World

Chip giant Intel, a major backer of the movement to provide mobile WiMax wireless broadband to Internet users around the world, expects the next major release of the technology to be deployed starting in 2012, an executive said Tuesday.

Servers with new Intel Xeon E5 chips due early 2012 | Network World

Servers with new Xeon E5 chips based on the Sandy Bridge microarchitecture will become available early next year, Intel officials said on Tuesday.

Intel runs PC on CPU powered by solar cell | Network World

Intel on Thursday showed an experimental low-power processor the size of a postage stamp that could run PCs on solar power.

Intel attracts criticism on ultrabook pricing strategy | Network World

Intel hopes to redefine the PC market with a new category of thin and light laptops called ultrabooks, but at around US$1,000, their hefty price tag leaves questions about the products' viability, attendees at the Intel Developer Forum conference said this week.