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Larrabee in the Playstation 4? Nehalem copying Barcelona? Today I had a one-on-one with Pat Gelsinger, Senior Vice President of Intel's Digital Enterprise Group, where we touched on these topics and more.Read More...

Pat Gelsinger was on stage and kicked off IDF 2008 by giving the audience an overview of this year's show. Pat Gelsinger is going to talk about Digital Enterprise and Mobility this afternoon, so he handed things over to former CEO Craig Barrett to get the ball rolling. Read on to see what was talked about at the opening keynote!

Intel's Pat Gelsinger took the stage to talk about Intel's plans for x86-everywhere. At the center of those plans is the upcoming Nehalem microarchitecture, which sports some dramatic changes in the name of saving power.Read More...

Live coverage from the first keynote of IDF....

Woz and Ratner are speaking today, and we should get some good R&D info later in the keynote....

Intel gave us a few morsels of information on its future microprocessor plans, including details on the architectural enhancements to its first desktop CPU with an integrated memory controller: Nehalem.

Intel has been on a roll these past few weeks with future product announcements ranging from Larrabee to System on Chips. They announced today that desktop processors based on the company’s upcoming new micro-architecture, the processor family formerly known as Nehalem, would carry the “Intel Core Processor” nomenclature....

Today's IDF keynotes, covered in real time, dealing with everything from mobility and digital home to software....

Intel recently revealed substantial new details about its forthcoming 45nm processor, codenamed Nehalem. Nehalem marks a major turning point for Intel's flagship processor line, and Ars tells you what you need to know.Read More...