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Intel Worker Charged With Terrorism Offences
News The Justice Department has charged Intel engineer Mike Hawash, who has been held in solitary confinement since 20 March, with conspiracy to levy war against America and of supporting terrorist organisations.
[April 29, 2003, 15:13]
Intel To Boost Single-core Performance
News Intel plans to increase the performance of individual cores in the Itanium processor, and not just increase the number of cores to it, says an Intel engineer. Speaking at the Gelato Itanium Conference and Expo held in Singapore on Tuesday, Cameron...
[October 3, 2007, 14:03]
Europe Honours Father Of The One-chip CPU
News Former Intel engineer Federico Faggin has received an award from the European Commission (EC) and the European Patent Office (EPO) to honour his role in the development of the microprocessor. Although there is some controversy over who came up with...
[May 4, 2006, 12:10]
Ex-Intel Worker Pleads Guilty To Trying To Help Taliban
News A former Intel engineer accused of aiding terrorist organisations pleaded guilty on Wednesday to conspiracy to supply services to the Taliban. As a lead engineer on Intel's Multimedia Extensions, or MMX, software team, Hawash worked on the MMX...
[August 7, 2003, 12:35]
Ex-Intel Worker Jailed In Terrorism Case
News A former Intel engineer who pleaded guilty to aiding terrorist organisations was sentenced on Monday to seven years in prison. As a lead engineer on Intel's Multimedia Extensions, or MMX, software team, Hawash worked on the MMX technology emulator...
[February 10, 2004, 7:50]
Intel's Fifth Chief
News But the first non-engineer to take the helm will be in charge of an Intel suddenly struggling to regain its footing after a series of stumbles. Q: You would be the first non-engineer chief executive in Intel's history.
[August 12, 2004, 12:00]
OSDL Reaches Out To Linux Coders
News Advisory board members, who serve two-year terms, include Wim Coekaerts, director of Linux engineering at Oracle; Randy Dunlap, principal developer at Oracle, a Linux kernel maintainer and former Intel Linux engineer; Christoph Lameter, technical...
[March 22, 2006, 15:15]
Intel To Expand BT Broadband Range
News Intel is to release a range of Ethernet ADSL modems and wireless LAN gateways for use with BTopenworld's broadband products, ZDNet UK has learned. The products will offer improvements over Intel's Intel Pro/DSL 3220 USB modem, which BTopenworld is...
[March 1, 2002, 14:01]
Dell Admits Indian Mistake
Talkback Note - AMD not cheap crap like INTEL (DELL only use INTEL). DELL also favour the INTEL C chip (Celeron) which is slow and using a lot of system power for poor performance. They do not get agitated by a request for an engineer to come out.
[September 7, 2006, 17:18]
Rupert Goodwins' IDF Diary
Blog If Intel is going to embark on a radically new direction where parallel processing is king, how will it make the transition? The fun bit is that Pat has to systematically diss -- his word -- most of the current technologies propping up the Intel...
[February 20, 2004, 16:05]
Intel Already Making 800MHz Chips - Report
News Tahir Ghan, a senior engineer with Intel's logic technology development group, said at an International Electron Devices Meeting in Washington: "Some devices have shipped, but we haven't announced that yet.
[December 10, 1999, 15:57]
Intel Revs Mobile Pentium 4s
News The Pentium 4, which currently is available only in desktops, comes to notebooks by virtue of a manufacturing shift that cuts the power consumed and heat dissipated by the chip, said Bob Jackson, principal engineer in Intel's mobile processing group.
[October 17, 2001, 9:23]
Intel Steers For 60fps With Graphics RAM Plan
News nDRAM, so called because it is a new version of DRAM, will cost the same as 100MHz synchronous DRAM (SDRAM) when it goes into production at the end of 1998, said Danny Sabour, product marketing engineer for Intel architecture: "The aim is for...
[December 20, 1996, 15:31]
Five Years Ago: Intel Steers For 60fps With Graphics RAM Plan
News First published on 20 December 1996 nDRAM, so called because it is a new version of DRAM, will cost the same as 100MHz synchronous DRAM (SDRAM) when it goes into production at the end of 1998, said Danny Sabour, product marketing engineer for...
[December 21, 2001, 6:00]
One Year Ago: Intel Lays Out Mobile CPU Roadmap
News Intel backpedaled to the slower clock speed because of an initial lack of volume, said Charlie Carey, product marketing engineer at Intel. Intel's mobile road map, which historically has trailed its desktop counterparts by months, may finally catch...
[May 18, 1998, 0:29]
Intel To Unveil Its "Internet On A Chip"
News We believe this is a breakthrough in silicon technology manufacturing," said Al Fazio, principal engineer for wireless in Intel's Technology and Manufacturing Group. Intel, through the union of a processor core, flash memory technology and a...
[May 17, 2001, 8:39]
Intel Makes 'linear Scaling' Linux Server
News Sunil Saxena, Intel's principal engineer for the Linux operating system, described the result at the Enterprise Linux Forum in California on Thursday. Intel has found that a 32-processor Itanium server running Linux can rival Windows and Unix...
[June 6, 2003, 9:30]
Intel Lays Out Mobile CPU Roadmap
News Intel backpedaled to the slower clock speed because of an initial lack of volume, said Charlie Carey, product marketing engineer at Intel. Early in the fourth quarter, Intel will introduce Tillamook, the code name for 200MHz and 233MHz Pentiums...
[May 19, 1997, 9:47]
Intel Toolkit Brings 3D To PDAs
News The GPP toolkit gets around many of these limitations -- such as a lack of floating point arithmetic, division, square root and trigonometric functions -- using shortcuts, said Intel senior software engineer Gopi Kolli.
[August 30, 2002, 14:05]
Intel Will Fill Notebook Gap With Faster MMX Pentiums
News As many critics have noted, the format also performs a handy role for Intel by locking in makers who design around the cartridge format, at least until rivals can reverse engineer the design for their own CPUs.
[April 17, 1997, 10:51]
