AMD aims to boost its share of the notebook-CPU market to 15 percent
With the introduction of its 64-bit enabled Turion 64 processor, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is looking to push its market share in the notebook-CPU segment to 12-15 percent in 2005, compared to the 5-8 percent share it had previously, according to sources at Taiwan PC makers.
More here at DigiTimes .
Gates: Future Office to boast workflow
- Gigabyte, Sapphire launch new Radeon graphics cards
- MP3.com founder details launch of MP3Tunes.com
- Intel readies 64-Bit Pentiums
- High-Speed SD cards with a tiny footprint
- Radio technology to fight terrorism
- Spamhaus accuses MCI of hosting spam gangs
- World's largest Linux migration gets major boost
- Time Warner music rebounds, AOL loses 2 million subscribers
- 1 TByte disk up for standardization
BenQ to offer LightScribe-capable 16x DVD Dual DL burner
- Spamhaus rebuts vendor accusations
- Spansion, ARM, Toshiba launch memory interface standard group
- Intel Japan faces anti-trust action
- TI licences PowerVR phone graphics core
- Intel dumps current polymer memory plans
- Ex-Dell vice chairman joins AMD board
- Film studios warned over P2P threat
- Dual-core Itanium chip gets airing
- Intel begins dual-core production, announces 945 and 955 chipsets
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
