Global revenue down 19 per cent in last quarter of 2007.

Module makers cut purchases after being caught out by slack demand.

Big Blue promises faster high-end processors.

Taiwan and China to take over, analyst predicts.

DRam and handset profits offset Flash and LCD slump.

But intense competition to push prices down 30 per cent this year.

Researchers find way to foil disk encryption.

Manufacturers raise output and pack more chips onto wafers.

512Mb mobile DDR SDRam processes 1.6GB of data per second.

Phase-change memory promises to replace Flash and DRam.

Contract chips, DRAM and Flash drive growth.

Computer users are being plagued by DRAM memory errors much more than previously believed, according to a DRAM Errors in the Wild report (PDF) produced by Google in collaboration with the University of Toronto..

Good news for buyers.

European Commission gets tough with chip firm.

Speculation rife as profit margins hit four-year low.

The Green Goblin has been showing off its Fermi architecture at its GPU Technology Conference in San Francisco.

The tiny SheevaPlug PC is not much bigger than two decks of playing cards and aims to spawn a new breed of always-on apps.

Intel and Numonyx have announced a research milestone in the development of stackable, cross-point phase change memory (PCM) technology, which could fundamentally alter the non-volatile memory market in years to come.

Computer maker touts fully functional PC housed in a touchscreen keyboard.

One would think that, with ever cheaper, faster and more reliable SSD drives, the idea of a small "Turbo Memory" or "Flash Cache", would be passe by now. Not so.