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What will the future of computing look like? Intel's Pat Gelsinger is spending about $4.2 billion this year to get some answers. Gelsinger, 40, is an Intel lifer who started at the company in 1979 as a teen-ager fresh from technical school. He was recentl
Computers, you might say, are growing up to be more like us. Someday, they will be able to process information as quickly as we can, which means they will be able to understand what we're saying. An intelligent electronic companion that anticipates our ev
Today's computers are unreliable, primitive tools when compared to the proactive technologies with human-like intelligence that deep thinkers predict will help us get our work done in the years ahead.
Intel Corp. researchers have developed a new technology that paves the way for producing processors running at speeds of up to 20GHz in a few years.
IBM, in its first significant PC announcement in a year, will introduce five new ThinkPads and three new NetVista models on Tuesday, according to sources close to the company.
Advanced Micro Devices plans to release next week a 1.5GHz processor, the Athlon XP 1800, amid an industry slump and growing concerns of an eroding customer base.
After months of quiet promotion, IBM today launched its Regatta-based server, a machine it believes will bolster its years-long effort to steal market share from Sun Microsystems in the lucrative Unix server market.
Key3media Events CEO Jason Chudnofsky forecasts a 30 percent decrease in Comdex attendance, blaming the drop on a lackluster economy and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
AMD's Athlon XP is alive and for sale on the Web in advance of its launch October 8.
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