Intel Corp. may be bullish on the IT spending outlook and its so called “digital dynamics,” but this may not translate into capital expenditure growth next year for the world's largest chipmaker, one ...

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Intel is making a resolution to convince consumers that Centrino notebooks will be the thing to have in 2004. The chipmaker, which began advertising the notebook-chip bundle to consumers earlier this ...

INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM, TOKYO, April 7, 2004 - Intel Corporation introduced four processors for mobile PCs. The enhanced capabilities of these processors will enable end users to enjoy great mobile ...

Intel Corp., the world's largest microprocessor company, expects to spend $3.6 billion to $4 billion on equipment and other investments in 2004, according to regulatory documents it filed on Monday.

NEW YORK — Intel Corp. expects to spend between $3.6 billion and $4 billion on chipmaking equipment and capital expenditures in 2004, according to a Reuters report that cited regulatory documents it ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif., June 1, 2004 - Intel Corporation today introduced four mobile processors for the portability and value market segments. Today's launch ushers in the second generation Mobile Intel ...

Intel Corp. appears to be readying a new Xeon processor code-named Potomac that should arrive in late 2004. The Potomac processor was shown as the follow-on to Intel’s current Xeon processor ...

Any expectations that Intel Corp.’s next-generation Prescott processor will make an appearance in 2003 are fading fast as the year winds to a close. The chip had been expected to make its debut in the ...