intel in comment and analysis
Bangalore blooming into innovation hothouse
Comment Google's Map Maker, Intel's six-core Xeon processor, Microsoft's search engine Bing and HP's Dynamic Smart Cooling Technology have all been designed or have key components built in the city. No longer just the domain of... [27 Nov 2009]
Minority Report: Mac Mini - a real nowhere machine
Comment True, the chips have evolved from G4s through to Intel 2 Core Duos. Seb Janacek explains what happened instead. As a Mac user it's not often I gaze admiringly at the product pages on Dell's website but this week was a... [26 Nov 2009]
Can I use a netbook as my everyday work machine?
Comment Lastly, the processor nestled inside most of these machines is the Atom from Intel, designed specifically to ensure the machine stays juiced for longer, and copes well with word processing, a few browser tabs, email and... [02 Nov 2009]
Mind the details with Windows 7
Comment The installations have been a mix of 32-bit and 64-bit, on processors from Intel, AMD and even Via, and have used both discrete graphics and integrated graphics. Gartner's Stephen Kleynhans has been happy with his... [23 Oct 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 02.10.09
Round-Up As the Round-Up pondered a week of worthy but gag-light news about Intel's tech on show and tech's history under the hammer there was a refreshing ping on Wednesday as a press release dropped into its inbox with some... [02 Oct 2009]
Michael A Cusumano
AS Profile But, like many Agenda Setters before him, Cusumano deals in practice as well as theory: he's provided advice to a range of technology start-ups, acts as a director for others and has consulted for many of the industry's heavy hitters... [30 Sep 2009]
Warren East
AS Profile Growth in the smartphone and netbook markets have merely cemented ARM's influence, as one Agenda Setters judge noted: "Not everything has Intel Inside. Chipmaker ARM is the powerhouse behind the mobile revolution - the... [29 Sep 2009]
Linus Torvalds
AS Profile Torvalds set up the Linux Foundation in 2007 to build momentum for Linux uptake and includes members such as Google, HP, IBM, Intel and Novell. Linus Torvalds has only missed out on the Agenda Setters list twice (2006... [29 Sep 2009]
'IT is the central nervous system of the company'
Comment CIO John N Johnson oversees an IT department of more than 5,500 staff in over 50 countries who support some 80,000 employees across the company - and all of them working for one of the biggest technology companies in the world,... [26 May 2009]
Minority Report: Mac Tablet - to be or not to be?
Comment CP: As you well know, there are blogs all over the web with details about how to hack Intel-based computers to run OS X. The prognosticators are divided. Seb Janacek overhears the arguments for and against such a device. [07 Apr 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 23.01.09
Round-Up First up there's Intel, which this week announced it was slashing the prices of its chips by almost 50 per cent. The Round-Up looks back at its school days with a sense of misty nostalgia, tempered by a certain amount of... [23 Jan 2009]
What does Ballmer worry about? "Google, Google, Google"
Comment Revenue will be lower in aggregate in our industry than it would have been, and that will [affect] Microsoft, Cisco - you name the company - Intel. Ballmer sat down with silicon.com's sister site CNET News.com to talk... [09 Jan 2009]
A first look at Windows 7 in action
Comment Let me preface these quick impressions of Redmond's latest opus by saying that I came to Windows 7 after having happily run the much-maligned Windows Vista on my Intel Core 2 Duo-based PC for the past 18 months. [08 Jan 2009]
Minority Report: Mac clones doomed?
Comment Psystar started selling Intel-powered PCs pre-installed with Mac OS X Leopard in April this year. The Apple vs Mac clones battle rages on - but will it change Apple's mind about licensing Mac OS X? Not a chance, says Seb... [24 Nov 2008]
The Weekly Round-Up: 31.10.08
Round-Up Intel and Asus have launched a website that solicits ideas from consumers with the goal of producing what they call "the world's first community-designed PCs". That said, Homer was just one man, albeit an 'everyman', and... [31 Oct 2008]
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