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The FTC has launched a formal inquiry into Intel's alleged market abuses and anticompetitive behavior. The commission has maintained an "informal" inquiry into Intel's behavior for the past two years, but had previously refused to escalate the investigation. This is the third major investigation of Intel since January, when both the EU and New York state announced their own formal probes.Read More...

The EU is set to announce its decision to expand an inquiry into Intel's alleged anti-competitive behavior that the organization kicked off nearly a year ago. Intel continues to insist that its actions are both fair and legal, but that defense seems to be falling on deaf ears. Read More...

Intel has its own set of concerns about AMD's foundry split, and plans to investigate the company's agreement. Whether or not AMD is actually in violation of anything (or has any recourse if it is) is, for the moment, unclear. Read More...

The FBI has revealed the details of its investigation of a man who worked for Intel and AMD simultaneously, and whole stole a number of confidential documents from his former employer to take to its rival.Read More...

Intel has finally lifted the embargo on the yet-to-be-launched Intel Core i7 processors and the Intel X58 Express Chipset! Intel strongly believes that this new platform will be the must have work horse for digital media & gaming enthusiasts for many months to come. Read on to see how the Intel Core i7 920, 940 and 965 do against 14 other processors!

Intel finally lifted the NDA on the performance of its first MLC SSD. Let's just say that after today, a Core 2 isn't the only Intel component you want in your system....

Intel has been talking up the embedded space for months, and the company is finally ready to move in that direction. Tolapai debuts today, as the launchpad for what Intel envisions as an entirely new class of Internet-capable devices. Read More...

Intel has announced its second quarter earnings, and the results have set new company records. Thus far, Intel has dodged fears that the high price of oil and lower consumer spending would hurt its performance, and predicts a third quarter that's even better than what was originally expected.Read More...

No company has ever found a way to combine TV and the Internet in a way consumers responded to in mass numbers, but that hasn't stopped companies from trying. At IDF, Intel announced it will be taking another shot at the slippery segment, and will partner up with Yahoo to do it. Read More...