Super Talent Technology, a leading manufacturer of memory and flash storage solutions, today announced that the company’s new Project X DDR3 memory supports Extreme Memory Profiles (XMP). Developed by Intel Corporation in partnership with leading Continue reading “Super Talent Project X DDR3 Now With Intel XMP Support”.
Intel has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Havok , a provider of software and services used by digital media creators in game development. Irish venture capital firm TVC Holdings said on Monday it had Continue reading “TVC Holdings says selling stake in Havok to Intel for $21 Million”.
The vaunted “$100 laptop” that Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers dreamed up for international schoolchildren is becoming a slightly more distant concept. Leaders of the nonprofit One Laptop Per Child that was spun out of Continue reading “Famed ‘$100 laptop’ now $188”.
Microsoft suffered a decisive antitrust defeat on Monday when a European Union court upheld a landmark ruling that the world’s largest software maker had abused its dominant market position to crush rivals. The second-highest EU Continue reading “Microsoft suffers decisive EU antitrust defeat”.
Speaking of IDF, CNET has a nice outline of what they expect Intel to talk about during this weeks Intel Developer Forum. Among the many topics are Penryn, mobile devices, other consumer electronics, and ‘the Continue reading “Intel on lookout for next big thing”.
With IDF in San Francisco kicking off tomorrow, news on Intel his already hot on the wire this week. To start your day, check out this Digitimes blurb on Intel’s plans to rename and unify Continue reading “Intel puts new naming scheme on hold”.
On Friday Corsair Memory announced they have been licensed by Intel to use the new Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) certification logo. The certification will apply to the latest DDR3 modules offered by Corsair and Continue reading “Corsair Announces DDR3 Intel XMP Memory Kits”.
This Weeks Web Reviews Super Talent offers a wide assortment of memory modules from flash drives to the latest in DDR3 technology. Some of the other technology they have are dedicated ReadyBoost modules for Windows Continue reading “September 10th through 16th News From Around the Web”.
Advertising-supported companies have long turned to the courts to squelch products that let consumers block or skip ads: it happened in the famous lawsuit against the VCR in 1979 and again with ReplayTV in 2001. Continue reading “Web ad blocking may not be (entirely) legal”.
The Intel Express X48 is an upgraded version of the X38 chipset. It will show up at the end of the year with motherboard makers to begin delivering X48 motherboards to shelves in the first Continue reading “Rumor – Intel X48 Express chipset to support DDR3-1600MHz Memory”.
Intel will officially start delivering its X38 chipsets in mid-September, enabling motherboard makers to begin volume production of X38-based motherboards by the end of this month, according to sources at the makers. The official launch Continue reading “Intel to deliver X38 chipsets in mid-September”.
Video-games publisher Electronic Arts’ sports blockbuster, Madden NFL 08, stormed the August charts for game sales, with more than 1.8 million copies of the title sold in less than a month since its release. That Continue reading “Madden NFL 08 Sells 1.8 Million Copies in Under Two Months!”.
OCZ Technology Group today unveiled the OCZ Vendetta CPU cooler as their leading-edge yet affordable solution. Using a distinctive, highly efficient heat pipe and fin design developed by Xigmatek in combination with a low-noise fan, Continue reading “OCZ Releases Vendetta CPU Cooler”.
Dutch police have raided an illegal DVD manufacturing plant capable of making 900 copies of movies an hour, anti-piracy officials said on Thursday. While 900 an hour doesn’t sound like much, that would be 669,600 Continue reading “Dutch police raid illegal DVD plant near Amsterdam”.
Investigators for the Korea Fair Trade Commission notified Intel last week they believe the chip giant violated the country’s antitrust regulations, Intel confirmed Wednesday. In the latest development with Korean antitrust officials, the allegations are Continue reading “Korea alleges Intel violated antitrust laws”.
