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So far, only HP desktops with AMD processors are affected, but a spokesperson for the chip maker says Microsoft is working on fixing the problems.
IDC Predicts $3B Market for Low-Cost PCs
While laptops such as the Asus Eee PC have gained a lot of attention, IDC says most such notebooks will become secondary devices in mature markets.
Intel, Samsung Plan for 450-mm Wafer Transition
The two chip makers, along with Taiwan Semiconductor, are making plans to transition to larger wafer sizes in 2012.
AMD, Intel Court Fight Continues
The two companies, locked in an ongoing legal fight, submit new court papers as the 2009 trial date looms.
Hynix Raised DRAM Prices 15 Percent in April
Price gain confirms the dynamic random access memory market has bottomed out after a 15-month slump.
HP User Groups Consolidate
Users hope a heavier, 50,000-member group will gain new advantages and added leverage with HP.
AMD Eyes Corporate Clients
The chip maker's new desktop platform offers processors, chip sets and graphics geared toward enterprise PCs.
Intel Weathers First-Quarter Downturn
A report by Mercury Research finds that AMD lost market share to Intel in the first quarter of 2008 due to decreased demand for its notebook chips.
Macs, iPods May Be Recession-Resistant
It all comes down to Macs, and Apple is expected to ship nearly 2.2. million for the quarter.
Acer Posts Strong Q1 Numbers
The world's No. 3 PC vendor raises its yearly sales forecast and looks to expand into new markets.
AMD Releases More Tricore Chips
The chip maker says it has now fixed all design flaws in the silicon.
Taiwan President-Elect Aims to Lure Tech Investment
Plans to roll out lighter tax rates and simplify regulations for the island's technology companies to encourage more firms to invest at home.
AMD Hopes New Products Help Propel `08 Comeback
The chip maker plans to release a range of new products for PCs and servers that it hopes will help return the company to profitability.
Amid Losses, AMD Looks to Restructure
CEO Hector Ruiz says the company will focus on its core x86 processor and graphics business while other parts of the business will come under scrutiny.
U.S. PC Shipments Slip in Q1 `08
After retooling its approach, Dell shows signs of life in the race against HP.
Intel Sees Strong Demand for Servers, Notebooks
CEO Paul Otellini says he does not see a significant impact from the slowing U.S. economy.
AirMagnet Goes Small
Review: The device is small enough to make it less cumbersome to walk the halls, yet it has a screen large enough to accurately trace a walked path and see all the pertinent information and diagrams on screen.
Lenovo Eyes the Middle East
The computer maker, looking to expand beyond Asia, is looking at acquisitions in the Middle East and Turkey.
HP Dreams of a Better Display
Hewlett-Packard and DreamWorks tout a new display technology, DreamColor, for content creators.
Intel, AMD and the State of the Economy
The two chip makers' first-quarter numbers could give insight into the U.S. economy.