Barrett: Intel Makes U-Turn, Cancels Four-Gigahertz Chip
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In a bumpy year of missteps and about-faces, Intel (nasdaq: INTC - news - people ) announced another U-turn: On Thursday the chipmaker said it halted plans to release a 4-gigahertz microprocessor.
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Intel has stopped development of a display chip for large-screen television sets. The cancellation is yet another product setback this year for the world&#39;s largest chipmaker, which has struggled with several product delays.
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So I'm sitting in the rather vast &quot;press&quot; corner of a CES keynote audience, waiting to see Paul Otellini, President &amp; CEO of Intel, give a keynote. Two years ago I sat at an Otellini keynote here. As I reported in What's Intel up to with VIIV?, it was disappointing. Will this be different? Sure hope so.  read more
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Cancels release of desktop chip in shift away from megahertz towards cache tweaks to improve processor performance.
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By MATTHEW FORDAHL    SAN JOSE, Calif.  -- In the latest change to its product lineup, Intel Corp...
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Moore's Law continues to mandate that the transitor must be shrunken. But as Intel CEO Paul Otellini admitted tonight at CES, had it not been for a key innovation, Mr. Moore might have found himself out-lawed.
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The chipmaker withdraws after being asked to end support for all non-OLPC platforms. This doesn't square with Intel's plans to build a cheap laptop of its own.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. Intel chief executive Craig Barrett says his company has &quot;recovered&quot; from product missteps that plagued the chip maker during the first half of the year.
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CEO tells why the move to multicore chips is a necessary one, and how Intel "ate crow." Also: the Microsoft and AMD factors.
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Intel has confirmed it will not release a 4GHz version of its flagship Pentium 4 product. Instead it will transfer its engineers to the company&#39;s new design priorities.
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SAN FRANCISCO - Intel Corp. President and Chief Operating Officer Paul Otellini served notice at the company's recent developer conference that the megahertz era was coming to a close, and the decision Thursday to remove the 4GHz Pentium 4 processor from its road map is clear evidence that Intel has once and for all kicked its speed habit, according to industry analysts.ADVERTISEMENTSBC Case Study: Crate & BarrelWhat sold them on improving their network? A system that could cut management costs from the get-go. Find out more.
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In recent months, Intel delayed several chips and recalled other, defective ones. It overestimated demand, thereby causing an inventory glut.
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Somehow, Intel has skillfully avoided use of the metaphor "two-by-four" to represent its latest ultra-high-end CPU platform rollout this morning at GDC in San Francisco. But AMD might be feeling like it's been hit by one.
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Company will break its promise to deliver a speedier chip, shifts focus to dual-core designs.
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The underdog in the microchip business says its new line of chips is the fastest on the market. Five days after Intel announced it would abandon development of 4-gigahertz (Ghz) chips, its archrival pounced
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Intel co-founder Gordon Moore&#39;s famous law will be re-examined again next week, as Intel shifts away from pure speed to the more efficient utilization of silicon.
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We'll show you . . . in mid-2007 In a most anti-climatic move, AMD has fought back against Intel's release of four-core processors with a demo unit.â¦