He sounds like such a regular guy. But, among other things, his assignment to be the architect of Intel Corp.’s 486 microprocessor — the predecessor of the Pentium chip — when he was still in his 20s ...

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As I wrote my recent Prescott article, it seemed to me that what I was really writing was something very much like the final article in a series of articles on the growth and development of the ...

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 Radio.

The Linux kernel is finally putting the 486 processor out of its misery, ending decades of backward compatibility that even Microsoft ditched with Windows XP back in 2001. Foir those who came in late, ...

On March 22 1993, Intel shipped the very first Pentium processor, the 60MHz model imaginitively dubbed the 'P60'. 14 years later, the Pentium brand may be dead, but it lives on in our hearts. Right?

First off, if my prices are too high, just let offer me a price and I'll consider it... I need to sell this stuff...<P>I have some motherboard combos here that I will not be using anymore and will be ...

Now that Intel Corp. has agreed to replace more than 2 million faulty Pentium computer chips, the giant company is in better position to grin and bear the rash of jokes flooding electronic bulletin ...

Ever wanted to run Windows XP on old hardware? Well, you might have done a couple of decades ago, when Windows XP was released - but probably not now, right? Despite the apparently futility of the ...

Of all Indians in Silicon Valley, probably the most famous is Vinod Dham. That is because he is the ‘Father of the Pentium chip’. If there is an invention in the last 20 years that has changed the ...

Former Intel India head Avtar Saini, who led the design of the Pentium processor, died on Wednesday morning after a speeding car rammed his cycle in Navi Mumbai, police said. The 68-year-old was ...