A Face That Launched a Thousand Chips
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As the first star-driven film to cross completely over to the digital domain, "The Polar Express" might change the way movies are made and seen.
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By Richard Orange, The Business, London  Feb. 24--It is more than 40 years since Gordon E. Moore, the co-founder  of Intel, first observed that the number of transistors that could be crammed  onto a computer chip doubles roughly every two years.
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Samsung unveils chip that can be used to create 64GB flash memory cards.
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Often dismissed as a quirky pipe dream, it took a thrill-seeking mogul to energize one of mankind's oldest desires. By James Lee from Wired magazine.
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Massively parallel processor to 'change the world', apparently
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First chips 'on track' for 2005 debut, apparently
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A producer got more than he bargained for when he hit it big.
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Revamp adds more oomph to a lineup that has sometimes proved trying for the chipmaker.
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Japan's leading PC maker makes a bet on the upstart chip maker.
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A US gamer builds a machine to help him reach the final points he needed to finish a game.
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New budget Sempron chip underperforms its predecessor.
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Here's what happens when you take the powerful Cell microprocessor, the chip that sits at the heart of the PS3, and put it to use inside a television. It's impressive.
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Photo flash memory leader focuses on the masses.
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A custom chip powered a disputed demonstration of quantum computing by D-Wave Systems.
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Intel last week demonstrated an 80-core chip capable of producing 1 trillion floating-point operations per second, known as a teraflop.
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A chip configured with magnets levitates minuscule droplets, offering a new approach to labs-on-a-chip.
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A major milestone in microchip production is achieved allowing smaller and higher performance chips.