Intel Corporation is moving to a more advanced 34-nanometer (nm) manufacturing process of its first NAND flash-based SSD products, which are an alternative to a hard drive. The transition to 34nm will help reduce prices of the SSDS to 60 percent for PCs and laptops, and consumers who buy them because...

So you heard them! Intel has completed the development phase of its next-generation 32 nanometers (nm) processors. They are now planning to roll out an entirely new 32nm processor in the fourth quarter of 2009! No sign of slowing down in processor development despite cutting its next year revenue forecast...

Intel just did a counter attack at the right time! After knewing AMD is catching up with the launching of its first 45nm Opteron processor, Intel today announced its latest desktop processor, Core i7! This new desktop processor from Intel, the first member of a new family of Nehalem processor designs,...

In case you missed it, Advanced Micro Devices is passing on Netbooks. At least as Intel and its partners have defined the category. In fact, a lot of the media outlets missed this point completely, insisting that AMD is going to go head-to-head with Intel on Netbook processors–apparently because...