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Globalization gives Wall Street a boost: What do Google, IBM, Caterpillar and Intel all have in common? Besides making boatloads of money last quarter?; Andrew Leonard Apr 18, 2008
The iPod economy's sad song: What do sales of memory chips and iPods, along with rising bankruptcy filings, tell us? Nothing good.; Andrew Leonard Mar 4, 2008
Intel puts out "Extreme" chips for PC gaming addicts: The processor manufacturer will now let speed demons "overclock" their laptops.; By Farhad Manjoo Jul 16, 2007
Tech week in review: Intel joins cheap laptop drive: The chipmaker joins the $100 laptop foundation. Plus: Will the FCC allow open access for radio spectrum?; By Farhad Manjoo Jul 15, 2007
Why "Made in China" is good news for the U.S.: The boom in the Chinese microchip industry has Americans worrying about lost jobs and national security. We should be praising it as a model of how globalization is supposed to work.; By Andrew Leonard Aug 3, 2005
Chips ahoy: AMD competes with Intel, and the public wins. The right Microsoft antitrust settlement can bring the same energy back to the software market.; By Scott Rosenberg Jan 16, 2002
Geeks declare war on Intel: Chip-heads say flaws in the Pentium 4 prove the high-tech giant is sacrificing engineering principles for marketing goals.; By Kieran McCarthy Mar 2, 2001
Turn off the Internet!: Is the global computer network to blame for the current electricity crisis? Lackeys of the power industry want us to think so.; By Katharine Mieszkowski Jan 17, 2001
Why Intel's into P2P: If peer-to-peer networking becomes the "next computing frontier," guess who stands to benefit?; By Damien Cave Aug 28, 2000
Intel, inside: The world's largest semiconductor company treats every outsider like a potential spy.; By Will Wade Jun 7, 2000
The junior Nobel Prize pageant: It was like a dream: One moment I'm in homeroom and the next I'm sipping Shirley Temples on a private jet.; By Lucas Hanft Mar 20, 2000
The Red Hat diaries: Are Linux coders and Linux companies on different paths? A slapdash new book and a recent flurry of corporate maneuvers suggest just that.; By Andrew Leonard Oct 14, 1999
Brief reports and tidbits from the Info-Sphere: "South Park" spoof: Oh my God, they killed "Star Wars"! - For sale: One wizard and 2 million pieces of gold - Intel eludes the antitrust maelstrom - Where are the Pathfinders of yesteryear?; By Salon Tech Writers Mar 8, 1999
Log: Brief reports and tidbits from the info-sphere: Amway joins the online multilevel marketing melee; By Salon Tech Writers Mar 1, 1999
Log: Brief reports and tidbits from the info-sphere: Turing Test transcripts: Is it bot or not?; By Salon Tech Writers Feb 22, 1999
Let's Get This Straight: The Web's identity crisis: Intel's processor-I.D. gaffe shows how badly tech companies want to know who you are and where you live.; By Scott Rosenberg Jan 29, 1999
Let's Get This Straight:Windows on the wane?: Open source and information appliances squeeze the PC from both sides.; By Scott Rosenberg Nov 19, 1998
Let's Get This Straight: First Microsoft, now Intel?: Similarities between the two antitrust battles are all on the surface.; By Scott Rosenberg Jun 9, 1998
The Transmeta enigma: At a tantalizingly elusive Silicon Valley start-up, secrecy spawns hopes of revolution.; By Andrew Leonard May 22, 1998
21st: Let's Get This Straight: Media genuflect before Intel's royal-succession pageant: Let's Get This Straight: By Scott Rosenberg. Media genuflect before Intel's royal-succession pageant as Andrew Grove steps down.; By Scott Rosenberg Mar 31, 1998
Silicon Valley's power cults: Silicon Valley's power cults: At Intel, Oracle and Apple, you can't escape the grip of a Fearless Leader -- or a paranoid one. Scott Rosenberg reviews three new computer-business books.; By Scott Rosenberg Dec 18, 1997

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