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Will Garside

Will Garside on why Intel's annual partner event is like a dunk in a cold bath

Intel Platinum Summit Roundup

Will Garside

ITP delivers 10 percent uplift while UltraBook aims to take a bite out of Apple

The USB 3.0 Promoter Group is looking at a new power

USB to power notebooks?

Mark Oakley

USB 3.0 Promoter Group announces plans for new USB power specification

Matthew Poyiadgi of CompTIA says the Intel certification was as an excellent chance to support one of its largest

CompTIA and Intel team up on certification

New certification which will form backbone of vendor’s partner programme

The image shows the vertical fins of Intel’s Tri-Gate transistors passing through the

Intel reveals Ivy Bridge chip plans

Mark Oakley

Chip maker unveils new microprocessor architecture and upholds Moore's Law in energy-efficient design

Christian Morales unveiled Intel's new “Technology Provider Programme” into

Intel launches Technology Provider Programme in EMEA

Will Garside

More distis planned, specialisations and entry into adjacent markets on the roadmap as Intel finally embraces the channel

Intel used its Solutions Summit in Barcelona to announce the launch of a new range of Xeon server motherboard and

Intel ramps up server platforms

Will Garside

Largest motherboard, chassis and module range arriving later this year to give channel edge in customisation

GIGABYTE is just one of the motherboard manufacturers offering boards with the new B3 stepping

Motherboard makers begin Intel clean-up campaign

Mark Oakley

Motherboards housing new B3 stepping chipsets are announced

AMD's new campaign comes as a timely reminder for Intel of its recent recall issuesAMD's new campaign comes as a timely

AMD launches Intel-alternative campaign

Mark Oakley

Not-too subtle dig at rival’s recent Sandy Bridge problems

ASUS has issued an open letter to customers via its website, giving full details of warranty and service hotline

PC makers respond to Sandy Bridge recall

Mark Oakley

HP, MSI, Dell and ASUS all halt sales as returns policies are put into place