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Intel's Plan to Replace Copper Wires

A new kind of optical cable will provide ultrafast connections between electronic devices.

Intel's Wireless Power Play

A research project cuts the electric cord, wirelessly charging an electronic device.

A New Breed of Netbook?

Google's operating system could help usher in an era of ultra-cheap laptops.

A Tool to Make More of Many Cores

Intel's Ct software will make ordinary code work on forthcoming many-core processors.

Cooling Chips with Thermoelectrics

Researchers have made ultrathin refrigerators for microprocessors.

The Year in Computing

Computer interfaces, wireless devices, memory, and microprocessors were all hot topics in 2008.

Sailing into the Flash Doldrums

Despite a gloomy market, Numonyx announces new chips.

The Best Photon Detector Yet

Cheap, high-performing detectors could boost Internet bandwidth and speed up computers.

A Chinese Challenge to Intel

Researchers have revealed details of China's latest homegrown microprocessor.

Intel's Power Play

Details emerge of a chip design that will make computers faster without draining more power.

Cloud Computing's Perfect Storm?

An Intel, Yahoo, and HP initiative will use large-scale research projects to test a new Internet-based computing infrastructure.

A Record-Breaking Optical Chip

Intel researchers have built a superfast silicon chip for optical networking.

Doubling Laptop Battery Life

Intel's new integrated power management could dramatically reduce power consumption in your laptop by shutting down operations not being used.

From the Labs: Information Technology

New publications, experiments and breakthroughs in information technology--and what they mean.

Inside Intel's New Chip

With 45 million transistors and energy-saving features, the Atom processor could usher in a whole new era of mobile computing.

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