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Acer pushes AMD into netbook space

AMD has quietly released a low-voltage chip that has made its way into a new netbook from Acer, forcing the chip designer into the netbook space.

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New chips don't deliver, Facebook says

The latest Intel and AMD microarchitectures fall short of promised performance gains, Facebook's operations chief says.

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Intel, Nokia both should win in partnership

The partnership Intel and Nokia announced on Tuesday to develop future mobile devices should help both companies, though analysts are skeptical whether it will result in any actual products.

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Nokia and Intel to team on mobile architectures

Intel and Nokia are in a research agreement to work on Intel chips and chipsets for mobile devices.

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