Intel hires executive search firm for Otellini's sucessor
Casts the net wide
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Intel hires executive search firm to look for Otellini's successor
Casts the net wide
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Fujitsu and Panasonic will merge chip design and development
In order to compete with foreign rivals
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Chip foundry UMC sees a 20 percent profit increase
65nm process node still proving profitable
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HP casts doubt on Dell deal to spook customers
Join us instead
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Samsung to invest $1.1bn in chip startups
Follows Apple with plans to invest in the next big thing
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ARM announces a 19 percent increase in revenues
Caps off a bumper year
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Infineon eeks out a profit despite falling revenues
Outlook for 2013 doesn't look good
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Infineon ekes out a profit despite falling revenues
Outlook for 2013 doesn't look good
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Qualcomm reports a 36 percent jump in profits
Impressive financials on the back of SoC sales
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Intel Xeon E5 chips are clocked down to improve performance per watt
Performance scales poorly beyond 3GHz
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Nvidia talks up its Project Shield games console
Yes, it will play Crysis
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Nvidia relies on Geforce business to keep Tesla prices down
Gamers are subsidising researchers
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Nvidia says limited Geforce GPGPU performance is useful for debugging
Claims developers can code anywhere
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Nvidia Tesla K20 GPGPUs power Eurora cluster to 3.15 GFLOPS/W
Trounces Intel's Xeon Phi at the top of the Green 500
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Nvidia Tesla K20 GPGPU powers Eurora cluster to 3.15 GFLOPS/W
Trounces Intel's Xeon Phi at the top of the Green 500
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South Korean police investigate gas leak at Samsung chip plant
After one death and four injuries
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Intel promotes senior executives ahead of Otellini's exit
Jostling for position
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Gartner says Intel getting Cisco as a foundry customer is a good move
Lots of growth potential
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Rambus announces R+ LPDDR3 architecture for smartphones and tablets
Takes a break from the courtroom
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Linde invests in Voltaix's disilane plant for DRAM and NAND chips
Crucial ingredient for US memory vendor
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Samsung to spend $1.7bn expanding Kunshan plant
Expands research activities in China
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Youtube fights off Russian Iron Curtain twitchers
Is appealing potential blanket bans
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90 percent of INQUIRER readers don’t trust Paypal
Don’t use it, 'have never trusted it'
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House of Cards is the most watched Netflix show ever
Spacey manages to impress subscribers
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President Obama announces cybersecurity executive order
State of the Union speech addresses computer protection
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BT adds 1.2 million homes to fibre rollout plans
Will be complete by spring 2014
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Blackberry says it will continue to support Japanese sales
But doesn't give Blackberry 10 launch date
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Apple, Facebook and Google need to come clean on security breaches
Firms must report major security incidents under upcoming EU rules
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Android dropped to 70 percent smartphone share in Q4 2012
Down five percent from 2012, while iOS jumps seven percent
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Vodafone sees revenues fall as European economic reality bites
Verizon offers a ray of hope
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EE says 27 more cities will get 4G by summer
Estate agents, food shops and software vendors all signed up
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Blackberry doesn't fear competition from Windows Phone 8 [Video]
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Says Blackberry 10 OS will strengthen its position in the market
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Over 50s social network Saga Zone will shut down
Turned into a quagmire of offensive posts
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Sonos, Teufel and car industry benefit from digital music boom
BPI says we like digital music services, even legal ones
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Blackberry Q10 hands-on review
The largest Qwerty keyboard smartphone Blackberry has ever made
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Buffalo updates NAS systems with preloaded Trend Micro antivirus
Claims to be first of its kind to provide real time scanning
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Intel confirms it is making hardware to stream live television
Says it is talking with content providers
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Apple cuts the price of its 13in Macbook Pro by £200
Specifications also get a boost
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iFixit tears down the Surface Pro
If it breaks, just buy another
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Three will sell the Samsung Galaxy Fame
Network says budget Android 4.1 Jelly Bean smartphone is coming soon
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Mobile phone sales declined in 2012 despite record smartphone shipments
According to Gartner's latest numbers
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LG announces a 5.5in Optimus G Pro smartphone
Set to debut at MWC
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Nokia Lumia 620 is down to £120 on O2
£30 off Nokia's budget Windows Phone 8 handset
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HP issues factory working guidelines
To limit the use of student labour
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The father of Yoda, Chewbacca and Jabba the Hutt, Stuart Freeborn dies aged 98
The INQUIRER takes on new editor in sci-fi makeup master's honour
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Blackberry Z10 review
We take a look at Blackberry's last hope
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Opera dumps its own rendering engine in favour of Webkit
Wants to focus on different features
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Intel outs caching software for 910 series SSDs
Offers multi-tiered caching
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Yahoo CEO says search deal with Microsoft is not working
Wants more people to visit Yahoo's websites
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Blackberry 10 video review
A functional but pretty boring mobile operating system
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Apple Maps inaccuracies blamed for Australian bush fire troubles
They’d have been better off asking Skippy
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Microsoft issues 57 patches for February Patch Tuesday
Addresses flaws in Internet Explorer
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Microsoft issues 57 critical patches for February Patch Tuesday
Addresses flaws in Internet Explorer
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Amazon, Google and Apple top US reputation table
Online bookseller is in the lead
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