An Isuppli reportpredicting the death of Moore's Law by 2014 has analysts close to Intel breaking out in hives.

IBM and its "technology alliance" have announced they'll be moving to 28nm process technology, perfect for small, low-powered, consumer devices and delivering a swift sharp kick to Intel's shins.

AMD is likely to shift production of desktop CPUs to 45nm process technology by the third quarter of 2009 and launch several new CPUs, say sources in the know.

Academic project to solve "humanity's grand challenges" sounds like sci-fi fans dream with classes on AI, robotics, cognitive computing and biotech

With his name on it

Economy set for another three to four "very tough" years, but globalhealthcare still a priority.

Sapphire is plugging AMD's next graphics driver release – Catalyst 8.12 – claiming it will make all recent generations of Sapphire graphics cards better, enabling them to make use of the on-board stream processors to boot.

With a diameter of just one millimeter, a tiny robot has been unveiled that will crawl through the body to diagnose artery blockage

AMD gave Computex visitors a bit of a treat this morning in Taipei at its press conference by showing off the world's first demo of DX11 graphics silicon, which is suspected to be the forthcoming RV870 GPU

Searching for the right words

There's more life in the x86 yet, with Intel pulling up to 8 core multi-threading out of its bag of tricks.

When it comes to platforms, AMD's senior VP likes to think his firm has better offerings than its arch-rival Intel, and says this fall will be "very exciting" for his company.

Innovative semiconductor ink carries an N-Type negative charge.

Eeexcited about its AIOs

Inteland Ericsson are teaming up to bring High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) to mobile Internet devices (MIDs). Ericsson also announced it would extend its 3G mobile broadband from notebooks to a plethora of other pocket devices.

Nvidia will be reducing its global workforce by six-and-a-half per cent.

Company streamlined to focus on Cuda and Tegra

The chips will stay down for the tech industry until at least the end of 2009, say component suppliers.

The new quad line will go head to head with AMD's triple-core CPUs. Another reason to stick with Intel?

Intel's Sean Maloney kicked off Intel's first Computex keynote yesterday with praise for the Taiwanese motherboard makers, talk of Wimax and some optimistic talk about innovation being the way out of the present economic crisis