Intel says chip vendors' TDP figures are not comparable
Its Atom and Core TDPs can't be compared
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Via announces an 800MHz ARM system for harsh environments
Pico ITX based machine has a go anywhere attitude
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Intel will not disclose workload details of 7W SDP Ivy Bridge chips
Claims it is strategic information
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Intel admits it should have clarified SDP in Skaugen's CES presentation
Says it was at fault
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x86 vendors move away from old strategies to compete with ARM
Frequency and core count take a back seat to efficiency
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AMD, Intel and Nvidia start 2013 with bold chip statements at CES
2013 already shaping up to be a hot year in the chip market
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CES: Intel aims an Atom chip at low-cost mobile handsets
Atom Z2420 looks to take on emerging markets
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CES: Sharp talks up IGZO semiconductors for displays
Technology looks to improve on silicon
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Apple reportedly taps TSMC's 28nm process node for A6X chip
First warning shot for Samsung chips
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Intel's IPTV dreams are hampered by haggling over content
Dates continue to slip
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Intel, AMD, Nvidia and ARM: 2012 semiconductor year in review
Competition heated up as firms tried to cut power and improve graphics performance
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Nvidia Tegra 4 details leak suggests a GPU performance bump
CPU core count remains the same
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AMD announces four Radeon HD 8000M chips
To appear at CES
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ITC judge rules Intel does not infringe X2Y patents
Customers breathe a little easier
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Intel says app-specific processors might not be feasible
Sees little differentiation between product segmentation
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Intel says it will not launch new product brands in the future
Sees little differentiation between products
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Intel will offer Avoton Atom chips with core count and frequency variations
Not just frequency grades
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Intel launches sub-10W Atom S1200 server chips
Getting closer to ARM rivals
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IBM achieves 25Gbit/s photonics breakthrough
Shines a light into the future of chip development
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TSMC sales increased 24 percent during 2012
28nm process node brings home the bacon
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Broadcom will sample LTE chips in 2013
Suggests mainstream LTE handset availability and pricing by 2014
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Paul Otellini believes next Intel CEO will be an internal candidate
There go Pat Gelsinger's chances
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Banks ease loan terms to help Renesas stay afloat
Japanese circle the wagons
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Broadcom outs three ARM Cortex A9 chips for cheap smartphones
For vendors that can't be bothered to design their own chips
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Intel's previous bond sale brought in $6bn
Latest sale is rated highly by credit agencies
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Facebook announces Graph Search with Bing integration
Take that, Google
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Devolo launches a 500Mbit/s Powerline adaptor with WiFi
All in one plug
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Facebook launch event live blog
We'll be live from the social network's event at 6pm
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Netflix rates Virgin Media as good at streaming
Shock rankings give it pole position
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Myspace relaunches with its sights set on Spotify
Free Justin Timberlake singles for all
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Google's latest Chrome beta adds speech recognition
Web Speech API open to developers
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Nortel executives are off the hook on accounting charges
Prosecution didn't do enough work
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Security firm wanders into Russian ‘Red October' cyber attack
Kaspersky Lab finds pesky rat
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Anonymous hacks MIT in wake of Aaron Swartz's death
MIT investigating its own role in prosecution of activist
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White House dashes Death Star petition hopes
Too expensive, plus other reasons
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1,370 jobs lost as camera retailer Jessops shuts down
Calls in the administrators
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Internet heaves with sadness over death of Aaron Swartz
Activist will be missed
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Security vendors warn users to disable Java after zero day exploit is found
Flaw is being used by toolkits to distribute ransomware
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Update: Vodafone acknowledges Blackberry service issues
Says it is working with RIM to solve problems
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Ofcom thinks 2Mbit/s broadband target is too low
Minimum speeds of 8-10Mbit/s would be better
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Vodafone aknowledges Blackberry service issues
Says it is working with RIM to solve problems
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Inquirer readers want BT Infinity, now and beyond
Frustrated by slow rollout
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CES show wrapper: 4K TVs, 6in smartphones and eight-core chips
Companies going big in Las Vegas
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You can message Mark Zuckerberg for $100
Facebook will let you contact its leader... for a hundred dollars
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Amazon auto-rips shoppers’ CDs
You bought it, you got a digital copy of it
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Netflix will show Arrested Development from May
Online streaming service answers SOBs distress call
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Hasbro kicks off Monopoly tokens battle royale
Facebook vote to save the dog, car, hat or iron
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CES: Kogan unveils the Agora, a 5in Android smartphone costing £119
Offers dual SIMs
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Ticketing website bosses in court on ‘ripoff’ charges
Time runs out for £3m scam
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CES: 3G broadband has a strong future, says Ericsson
Despite rise in 4G LTE
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NAIAS: Ford unveils Atlas concept truck [Video]
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Innovative technologies make it more efficient
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Samsung Galaxy Grand is available to preorder
Coming to Europe next month
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Apple gets sued over guarantees in Belgium
Firm hauled into court by consumer group
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HTC One SV LTE is now available on EE
Mid-range 4G phone arrives in Blighty
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HMV fails to master the online retail game
92-year old music chain goes into administration
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Virgin Media starts selling the Nexus 4 as Google's stock woes continue
Network is asking for £31 a month
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Dell talks to banks and equity firms about going private
Looks at all the angles
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UBS slashes its Microsoft Surface RT sales forecast by 50 percent
Says it endured a gloomy Christmas
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UBS slashes Microsoft's Surface sales forecast by 50 percent
Claims it endured a gloomy Christmas
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BT makes smartphone calls cheaper with Smarttalk app
Links your landline to your mobile
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Sony Xperia Z is priced at £520
Shipping on 1 March
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Pensioner parks car in an Apple store
One person injured
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Windows 8 fails to stem falling PC sales
PC shipments are falling globally
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Apple slashes orders for iPhone 5 components
Firm reportedly is seeing weak demand for its latest smartphone
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Asus announces an Android tablet
No UK release planned
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Samsung Galaxy S3 reaches 40 million sales worldwide
Galaxy S series hits 100 million sales
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Intel's '7W' Ivy Bridge chips are partly a marketing sleight-of-hand
But it might be okay, and might even work
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Windows 8 fails to deliver expected boost as Christmas PC sales slump
Analyst blames vendors for focusing on touch features of Microsoft's latest OS
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Samsung's Octa Exynos 5 eight-core chip is detailed
Goes up against Intel with an energy efficient processor
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Sandisk and Toshiba dabble in ReRAM
Start to use memristors
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IBM reveals a monster 36-core mainframe module
One socket, many cores
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Mozilla confirms Firefox phones with ZTE, Qualcomm and Alcatel
Will start hitting shelves this year
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Gamestick opens up colour palette, offers microSD slot
Thumb sized Android console keeps making waves
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IBM hits 20 years as top patent recipient
Big Blue leads with thousands of patents
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Fedora 18 ships with Cinnamon and Mate desktops
More options out of the box
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Bioshock Infinite PC requirements released
Upgrade or die, virtually
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Anti-game gun association launches shooting range game
National Rifle Association offers an app
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Germany racks up 115 million legal music downloads in 2012
Many might have been by David Hasselhoff
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Mozilla will offer single Firefox build for Windows 8
Will support Metro and desktop environments in one executable
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Mozilla will offer a single Firefox build for Windows 8
Will support Metro and desktop environments in one executable
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Microsoft launches App Idol competition for Windows 8 app developers
App Star will reward software writers with a TV spot
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NAIAS: Ford shows off a biometric seat prototype
Aims to integrate the technology into cars in five years' time
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Blackberry 10 receives 15,000 app submissions in less than two days
RIM bets on developer support
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Oracle issues hot patch for zero day Java exploit
Install it while it's hot
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Outdated Android devices are exposing 400 million users to security threats
Due to manufacturers failing to update older smartphones and tablets
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A fourth of Android apps are high risk security threats, says Trustgo
Fourth quarter report finds growing number of risky apps
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CES: Microsoft claims it sold 60 million Windows 8 licences
Software giant tries to counter reports of low demand
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Guinness pours over world gaming records
Call of Duty and Fifa players get gongs
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CES: Ubuntu coming to the Samsung Galaxy Nexus next month
But it's not quite finished yet
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CES: Ubuntu is coming to the Samsung Galaxy Nexus next month
But it's not quite finished yet
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Mozilla outs Firefox 18 for PCs and an updated Android version
Should improve performance
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Microsoft details first critical patches of 2013
First Patch Tuesday of the year offers seven patches in total
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Barclays cuts software spending by 90 percent with Linux
Internal cloud helps shorten deployment times
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Barclays cuts software spending by 90 percent with open source
Internal cloud helps shorten deployment times
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