Intel News & Updates

Core 2 Extreme Q6700: Intel launches Quad-Core processor
Microprocessor company Intel has launched their first quad core processors in the market. These processors are codenamed Kentsfield and they have integrated two Core 2 chips into a single package to develop this new generation of processors.
The company has made available their Core 2 Extreme Q6700 processors in [...]

https://broadband.forum/4636/core-2-extreme-q6700/
 
Intel to deliver pre-standard 802.11n in their Centrino package for notebooks
Microprocessor giant Intel has said that they would be delivering the pre-standard version of IEEE 802.11n Wi-Fi in their Centrino package for notebook computers.
This standard is not expected to be ratified before the first half of 2008 and it would give the mobile computer owners [...]

https://broadband.forum/4768/pre-standar...ntrino-package/
 
Ericsson and Intel to work on mobile broadband technologies
Sweden based telecom industry giant Ericsson would be working with microprocessor industry leaders Intel on applications for mobile computers.
They would be working on products, which would make the mobile devices more usable thus enhancing their value for the end user.
The companies said that their efforts would [...]

http://broadbandforum.co/1473/ericsso...-intel-to-work/
 
Intel closing in developing a mobile WiMax chipset
World’s largest microprocessor maker Intel has said that they have completed the design of its first WiMax baseband chipset for use in laptops and mobile devices.
With this, they are closer than ever to have developed a complete mobile WiMax solution to offer.
Intel said that their new WiMax [...]

https://broadband.forum/4808/mobile-wimax-chipset/
 
Intel might cancel their plans to setup an assembly plant in India
Microprocessor industry giant Intel might cancel their plans to setup an assembly and testing plant in India considering the delays by the government in coming out with their semi-conductor policy.
The company has already announced their decision to not setup a chip-manufacturing unit in the [...]

http://broadbandforum.co/1535/intel-m...el-their-plans/
 
Coolroom launches in UK for Intel Viiv PC owners
Broadband users in UK now have an option to download Hollywood movies over the internet if they own an Intel Viiv powered computer.
This service is named Coolroom and it currently has content from Universal Pictures. It supports Windows Media Center PC tied to Intel’s “Viiv” software.
Impressively, these [...]

https://broadband.forum/4844/intel-viiv-pc-owners/
 

Intel to help digitize Islam’s holy book Quran
Microprocessor company Intel is collaborating with two Saudi Arabian software companies to develop an electronic version of Quran.
They would also work on a training computer for teachers packed with the government-approved curriculum for schoolchildren.
The company said that these two projects are part of their push to bring low-cost [...]

https://broadband.forum/4879/intel-to-help-digitize/
 
Intel to launch another four-core processor model next month
Microprocessor Company Intel is likely to launch yet another version of their four-core processor in January.
This would be yet another attempt to stay ahead of the competition (AMD) as they aim to capture the market for next-generation processor family.
Intel is expected to launch the Core 2 [...]

https://broadband.forum/4897/core-2-quad-chip/
 
Intel launches three more Quad Core Processors
Microprocessor market giant Intel has launched more products as they aim to diminish the popularity of AMD in the higher end market segment.
The company has launched three quad-core chips at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show. With this the company is offering on sale as many as nine Quad [...]

https://broadband.forum/5012/core-2-quad-q6600-xeon-3200/
 
Intel likely to setup a new plant in China
Market sources claim that the microprocessor company Intel is likely to setup a new plant in China.
The company could invest big in a new plant where they could manufacture their cutting edge processors. This was revealed by two sources with knowledge of the plan.
The sources claim that [...]

https://broadband.forum/5049/intel-china/
 
Intel countersues Transmeta on their patent case
Microprocessor industry giants Intel has now filed a countersuit against Transmeta Corp. as part of their ongoing patent infringement disagreement.
Transmeta had earlier sued Intel claiming that their Pentium and Core PC processors violate 10 patents owned by Transmeta.
Intel has now responded by saying that they have not infringed [...]

http://broadbandforum.co/1711/intel-c...sues-transmeta/
 
Intel and Eros to bring Bollywood movies to PCs
World’s leading microprocessor maker Intel is going to work with Eros International to offer their movies on Intel powered personal computers in India.
The company is aiming to boost on-demand broadband entertainment in the country through this service.
Eros would now be providing this facility through rental, subscription, [...]

https://broadband.forum/5072/intel-viiv-eros/
 
Sun Microsystems to offer Intel powered Servers
Server and Software company Sun Microsystems is rumored to have plans to start offering server products powered by Intel processors.
Intel is also now likely to endorse Solaris as a preferred operating system. An official announcement can come as early as today.
However, the market sources could not give out the [...]

https://broadband.forum/5109/sun-microsystems-intel/
 
Sun Microsystems indeed collaborating with Intel
Sun Microsystems Inc. and Intel Corp. have together formed a new alliance which would battle for the lucrative market for corporate servers and software.
Sun added in a statement that they would soon begin building and shipping later this year servers and workstations that run on Intel processors.
Intel is now going [...]

https://broadband.forum/5116/sun-microsy...-intel-solaris/
 
Intel adopts 802.11 draft N for wireless cards
Microprocessor giant Intel has announced a new improved wireless card which supports the IEEE 802.11 Draft-N standard.
The card also in addition supports the existing a, b, and g standards.
This network card would enable the users to share five times the data at twice the range provided by [...]

https://broadband.forum/5122/802.11-draft-n/
 

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