Intel opened the hood of its next-generation microprocessor this week, revealing details about the Pentium 4's new microarchitecture to developers. The company said its NetBurst microarchitecture ...

In March of 2003, Intel officially launched its Centrino mobile computing platform, at the center of which was a new x86 processor designed specifically for the mobile computing space: the Pentium M.

Intel will assert that the world still operates on 32-bit cores with the Monday launch of its code-name "Prescott" processor. The company's next-generation Pentium architecture will be pitched as ...

SAN JOSE — During the Microprocessor Forum here today, Intel Corp. presented a glimpse of its Pentium 4 microprocessor and chip set strategy for mobile applications. Intel plans to roll out a 1.5-GHz ...

What's interesting to know is that the Pentium G3258 20 th Anniversary Edition processor actually is based upon Haswell architecture. The Processor offers two physical CPU cores that will run on a ...

Intel announced today that its upcoming microprocessor, formerly known as Willamette, will be named the Pentium 4 when it's released this fall. The Pentium 4 marks the biggest change in the core ...

Remember, if you can, those heady days of the mid-1950s, and a small plastic box that changed the world. Mine was red, with a clear plastic dial and a cheesy name like “Super De-Luxe Transistor ...

1993: The 3.1 million transistor, 66-MHz Pentium processor with superscalar technology is introduced. 1994: AMD and Compaq form an alliance to power Compaq computers with Am486 microprocessors.

The Pentium 4 will become the company's primary microprocessor in terms of volume by early 2002 or late 2001--earlier than anticipated.