Intel Slashes Processor Prices
239476
Intel Corp. is slashing the prices on many of its Pentium 4 chips by as much as one-third, as well as other desktop, mobile and server processors.
94001
Dell on Monday said it had cut prices by as much as fifth for a range of products aimed at US corporate customers, as the computer maker passed along savings from cheaper components.
215514
Attention, notebook shoppers: Intel drops the cost of Pentium Ms and Centrino--a sign that cheaper laptops are on the way.
227178
Shares of Intel fell sharply as the nation's largest semiconductor maker lowered its revenue and profit margin forecast.
433975
Desktop changes too Intel has confirmed yesterday's processor price cuts, which saw up to 40 per cent knocked off what the chip giant charges for some of its CPUs. A batch of new ones were released too, including the first single-core Core 2 processors.â¦
24368
SAN FRANCISCO - Intel Corp.&#39;s shares fell more than 7 percent yesterday, a day after the computer chip giant&#39;s management lowered the company&#39;s financial projections after concluding businesses and consumers aren&#39;t in a spending mood.
8730
Single-core products still present, despite rumours AMD today took the axe to its desktop processor price list, knocking up to almost 30 per cent off what it charges for its gaming, mainstream and budget CPUs, as expected. Still, an much-anticipated move to drop single-core chips from the line-up did not take place.â¦
416856
By Mears, Jennifer  As expected, Intel last week said it would slash 10,500 jobs, or about 10% of its workforce, by the middle of next year as the chip maker attempts to regain its footing in an increasingly competitive x86 processor market.
266886
January timeframe matches past reports Intel may be set to slash the prices of its current Pentium 4 processors in January 2007, it has been claimed by Chinese PC manufacturer sources. The allegation essentially re-iterates claims we reported on back in September.â¦
351150
Mobile chip makes inroads as prices drop and Intel de-emphasizes clock speed.
473624
Intel Corp. INTC.O, the world's   biggest maker of microchips, is expected to announce major job   cuts on Tuesday as part of a plan to trim $1 billion in costs   and regain its competitive edge, analysts and media reports   said.
123336
Intel Corp., the world&#39;s biggest computer-chip maker, cut prices on some laptop semiconductors by as much as 34 percent as the company seeks to pare inventory.
340007
Intel, the world's leading computer chip maker, slashes its revenue forecasts, triggering a decline in global chip stocks.
67390
(InfoWorld) - Intel Corp. Wednesday dismissed reports it plans to change its pricing policy and set different prices for processors sold in China. "That's not true," said Nancy Zhang, an Intel China spokeswoman in Beijing. The company's pricing policy remains unchanged, she said. Intel generally sets standard prices for its processors with a list posted on its Web site. But those prices, for units of 1,000 chips, are not set in stone and do not cover all of the chips it sells. The actual prices that Intel charges for its chips can differ from one customer to another based on factors such as the quantity of chips purchased. Zhang said reports of a pricing change in China stemmed from a misunderstanding over an announcement that Intel will use new packaging for boxed processors sold in China. Previously, Intel sold boxed processors in China with English-language packaging. Boxed processors are sold to consumers, generally to be used inside home-built PCs. The new processor packaging, in Chinese, will be introduced on June 20 with boxed versions of the Pentium Dual-Core E2160 and E2140, which run at clock speeds of 1.8GHz and 1.6GHz, respectively. Both chips have 1M byte of on-chip cache. Neither the E2160 or E2140 is listed on Intel's most recent price list. But the company's Web site lists boxed versions of the E2160 for sale in the U.S. at retail prices ranging from US$91 to $143.16. The E2140 is priced from $84 to $127.35. Chinese pricing for these chips was not immediately available.
762570
Dell on Monday dropped prices on select servers, workstations, desktops, and laptops aimed at corporate customers, saying it was passing along lower component costs to buyers.
618777
Intel Corp. , the world's  biggest chipmaker, on Wednesday posted a sharply lower second  quarter profit amid fierce competition from rival Advanced  Micro Devices Inc. .
210225
Advanced Micro Devices significantly reduced prices on its high-end desktop CPUs; mobile chips remain the same.