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NB: Intel resets itself

Following Intel's release of results showing a 38 per cent decline in quarterly profit, CEO Paul Otellini said the chip giant has had its hand on the reset button this quarter. Despite personally joining Steve Jobs on stage to big-up Apple's switch to Intel chips back in January, Otellini described "the first half of 2006" as "a time to reset our business". More via the NY Times here.

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Published: 21 April 2006 15:25 BST

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