Gateway's Greener Pastures
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Don't have a cow over the company's 2004 performance, since 2005 promises to be a lot better.
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&quot;Gateway&#39;s newly-established relationship with Micro Center is a very exciting one,&quot; said Bob Davidson, senior vice president of retail at Gateway.
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Blog: More bandwidth is always beneficial, but it is no longer a networking panacea.
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Gateway Inc. GTW.N on Monday said it  would return to its roots as a personal computer company,  backing off on an aggressive strategy of expanding into TVs,  digital cameras and other gadgets in a move to return to  profitability.
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IRVINE, Calif. - Shares in Gateway Inc., the third-largest personal computer maker in the United States, rose 5 percent in midday trading Friday, a day after the company named a new chief executive.  On Thursday, Gateway announced that J. Edward Coleman will become CEO starting Sept. 18.
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Gateway&#39;s relationship with Micro Center is &quot;very exciting,&quot; said Bob Davidson, senior vice president of retail at Gateway.
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Irvine, California - Gateway reported a narrowed net loss in the first quarter on continued restructuring of its operations and the integration of newly acquired firm eMachines.
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Vendor offers server, switch, and host-channel adapter bundle with increased I/O bandwidth, processing capability, and memory. By Larry Greenemeier.
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Company rolls out new version of its Web-filtering and bandwidth-management gateway for small to midsize businesses.
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After a seven-month search, Gateway has a new CEO.
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Networking giant looks to find the old magic by boosting the software smarts of its gear.
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Gateway computers will be more widely available at Office Depot, in the PC maker&#39;s latest move to broaden distribution at retail stores since acquiring rival eMachines this year.
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The New York tech show gets started with a number of product debuts, including Gateway's latest all-in-one PC.
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Gateway announced at DigitalLife today its first all-in-one desktop computer, The Gateway One. It could reflect the brand's developing approach toward clutter-free desktop designs very much like Apple's iMac.
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AMD got some much-needed good news this week when Gateway announced that it's trading in Intel chips for AMD Phenom quad-core processors in two new high-end desktop machines.Gateway, which has been mostly an Intel-only company for years, unveiled Wednesday AMD-based GM and GT series desktop systems. And for a microprocessor company that has been struggling with missed shipment dates, financial woes and a slide in mind share, this is welcome news, according to industry analysts."This is very positive for AMD," said Dean Freeman, an analyst at Gartner. "Almost any wins are good news for AMD at this time. AMD has been beaten down pretty hard lately, and this says someone thinks enough of them still to put their chips in their systems."Focusing on "media-hungry users", the new Gateway GM5664 desktop is geared toward gamers and users interested in video editing or watching live TV online. Available at U.S. retailers for $1,149.99, the computer also sports a "Hybrid-SuperMulti" optical drive that reportedly can read both HD-DVD and Blu-ray movies as well as read and burn CDs and standard-def DVDs.The Gateway GT5662, which prices in at $749.99, is a multimedia lite machine. This desktop uses the lower power AMD Phenom quad-core 9500 proccessor, a 500GB hard drive, and its own SuperMulti drive to enable users to burn content onto DVDs or CDs.Both Freeman and Nathan Brookwood, principal analyst with Insight 64, noted that by getting some AMD processors into the mix, Gateway is able to buy some of its chips for a lot less cash. "This allows Gateway to go ahead and lower margins or offer lower prices for customers," said Freeman. "Gateway is looking to make strategic moves to increase profitability."Having Gateway buy into its quad-core family isn't going to put AMD back on top by any means, noted Gordon Haff, an analyst with Illuminata. "No specific OEM, especially a second-tier one, is going to change AMD's market position dramatically," he added. "That said, this is how companies need to build their market position -- one win at a time, whether big or small."
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Gateway&#39;s new 700GR desktop PC, based on a new chassis design that focuses on helping cool high-end processors and graphics cards, will be available this weekend at US retail stores.
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Shares of Gateway rose more than 11 percent in after-market trading yesterday after the computer company said it posted its first operating profit in three years.