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  September 23rd

  News Intel demos Larrabee chip

  Intel treated the world to the first ever public demonstration today of the mythical Larrabee co-processor.

  Related categories : Processors

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  August 5th 2008

  News More Intel Larrabee details emerge

  Intel has revealed more details on its Larrabee chip ? which it hopes will take the graphics market by storm.

  Related categories : Graphics-cards

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  March 18th 2008

  News Intel's Larrabee: power efficient performance graphics?

  The steady trickle of Intel Larrabee data continues. This week, Intel revealed that the new multi-core media processing chip will be much more power efficient than existing graphics processors. Intel also said Larrabee benefits from "vector-processing" extensions designed to improve graphics processing

  Related categories : Graphics-cards

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  June 28th 2007

  News Intel resurrects 90s Pentium for Larrabee

  Intel's upcoming massively multi-core Larrabee processor will be based on the long defunct Pentium MMX CPU, Tech.co.uk can exclusively reveal. According to sources close to Intel, the late 90s core will be resurrected in a highly modified form.

  Related categories : Graphics-cards , Peripherals , Processors , Upgrades

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  June 7th 2007

  Blogs Intel's Larrabee: A killer blow for AMD

  It's a silly sounding name, Larrabee. But it must fill AMD's heart with terror. It's the codename, of course, for a whole family of new processors being cooked up by Intel. And it promises to add graphics insult to AMD's existing CPU injuries

  Related categories : Graphics-cards , Peripherals

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  August 5th 2008

  News Intel's revolutionary Larrabee chip to have 32 cores at launch?

  Intel wants to compete in computer graphics - badly. Larrabee is the answer, and will even compete with its own CPUs, too. Here's how...

  Related categories : Graphics-cards

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  September 21st 2008

  News Game over for graphics cards?

  How Intel's Larrabee GPU tears up the rulebook

  Related categories : Pc

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  June 5th 2007

  News Intel and Nvidia: grand graphics alliance?

  Could Intel and Nvidia be preparing to unveil a grand PC graphics technology alliance? That's the latest rumour following the release of further details of Intel's in-house graphics project, known as Larrabee. But is it true?

  Related categories : Upgrades , Peripherals , Processors , Graphics-cards

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  April 3rd 2008

  News Intel predicts death of conventional PC graphics

  PC graphics technology as we know it is dying, according to Intel. And its replacement will be a new age of visual computing enabled by Intel's Larrabee chip

  Related categories : Graphics-cards

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  August 5th 2008

  Blogs The challenge of codenames

  The origin of codenames isn't always obvious - and that's certainly the case with Midori

  Related categories : Computing

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  April 4th 2008

  News Intel's UMPC is still a crap idea

  The smorgasbord of technology, slightly crazed enthusiasm and side-stepped questions that is Intel Developer Forum is over. Here's our round up of the key highlights of IDF: Shanghai

  Related categories : Processors , Pc , Graphics-cards , Storage

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  August 18th 2008

  News IDF preview: Intel prepares to strut its stuff

  Prepare yourself for the world's greatest geekfest. That's right, Intel Developer Forum San Francisco stylee starts on Tuesday and the 2008 instalment looks like being one of the best ever.

  Related categories : Mobile-phones

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  September 18th 2007

  News Intel snaps up physics simulation tech

  As the IDF tech fest prepares to go into overdrive today, Intel has announced plans to acquire physics simulation specialist Havok. Havok is probably the biggest noise in digital physics simulation today. Its software physics engine is used by a wide range of leading PC and console game titles including BioShock, Half-Life 2 and Oblivion

  Related categories : Processors , Consoles , Graphics-cards

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  April 3rd 2008

  News Intel IDF round-up

  All the news from the conference, in one handy place

  Related categories : Computing

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  November 14th

  News After Lynnfield: what Intel is working on next

  Intel's next hardware and technological advances

  Related categories : Processors , Future-tech

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  August 29th 2008

  News Everything you need to know about the next Xbox

  Will Microsoft launch its next-gen Xbox in 2011? There have been a couple of articles recently that have speculated on just that. We look at whether the 'Xbox 720' will feature a return to Intel chips, the inclusion of a Blu-ray drive, and more storage than you can ever fill.

  Related categories : Consoles

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  March 24th

  News Tough times ahead for Nvidia? Part one

  Is graphics specialist Nvidia in mortal danger? That's a question we've been increasingly pondering in recent months.

  Related categories : Computing-components

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  April 23rd 2008

  News Nvidia: 'You don't need a quad-core CPU'

  Nvidia has a new marketing message. And this time, it's not all about graphics cards, but the CPU too

  Related categories : Computing

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  July 2nd 2007

  Blogs Intel's awesome research and development

  An 80-core processor with multi-teraflop computing power. An in-house ray tracing project and a glimpse of a future CPU. That was just one room at Intel's recent R&D showcase event over in Santa Clara, California, last week

  Related categories : Graphics-cards , Processors , Peripherals

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  May 31st

  News The future of graphics cards revealed

  A new generation of incredible graphics power is less than a year away

  Related categories : Graphics-cards , Computing