Higher level of integration plus 45nm manufacturing enables significant power reduction, performance improvements and smaller package size Average power consumption down 20 percent over previous ...

Intel have kicked off their latest attempt to get developers coding especially for netbooks, in the shape of the Atom Processor Developer Program. Aimed at optimizing software to take advantage of the ...

Under the hood of most netbooks lies a tiny Intel Atom chip. Intel's low-power processor has fast become the silicon of choice for tiny computers -- but not cellphone makers. Until last week's ...

Advancing innovation around the Intel Atom™ processor with a goal to target additional market segments, Intel Corporation today announced four unique versions of processors and two new system ...

Intel has made much of the fact that its Atom processor - officially launched and shipping now to select customers - is powerful enough to 'unleash the full mobile experience' on handheld MIDs (mobile ...

Intel on Monday launched its next-generation Atom netbook processor, saying it will bring longer battery life and improved system performance to low-cost laptops. The single-core Atom N450 chip is 60 ...

Split of Functionality across Processors, on the Basis of Upstream/Downstream Functionality The next few sections give some example solutions based on cable modem functionality. Generic terms like ...

Intel desperately wants its Atom netbook processor inside almost every computing device on the market -- smartphones, automobiles, robots, regular desktops and laptops and of course, netbooks. But ...

Intel on Monday will officially release the latest Atom N470 processor, which should bring faster performance and longer battery life to netbooks, a source familiar with Intel’s plans said. Atom chips ...

Intel has just discontinued its Atom processors for mobile devices. The death of the Atom chips, with codenames SoFIA and Broxton, was confirmed by its spokeswoman on April 29. The move to cut these ...

Evidence suggests that the shortage of low-cost Atom processors that system makers faced earlier this year is over. The low-cost Atom processor is primarily used in low-cost laptops, called netbooks.

The semiconductor industry has long touted a future in which CPUs and GPUs live together on a single die, but whilst AMD's Fusion remains merely a promise, Intel has today become the first ...