Macworld.com - Several barrages of rockets fired by Hezbollah guerillas in southern Lebanon hit the Israeli port city of Haifa on Sunday. The coastal city is home to one of Intel Corp.’s most important processor design centers.

PC World - Dual-core Itanium chip for high-end servers now available.

Reuters - Intel Corp. is set to introduce on Tuesday a long-delayed chip model on Tuesday code-named Montecito that is the first in it Itanium chip line to have the equivalent of two electronic brains on a single piece of silicon, the Wall Street Journal said on its Web site on Monday.

Intel Corp. has announced that it will cut 1,000 jobs. The company is undergoing restructuring in an effort to increase profits.

USATODAY.com - Troubled tech giants Intel, Dell and Gateway each announced turnaround initiatives Thursday. The plans are varied but have the same goal: to get the companies into shape before the crucial back-to-school and holiday shopping seasons, says independent technology analyst Rob Enderle.

Computer chip giant Intel announced Thursday it will downsize its personnel, citing "too many managers" as the reason for laying off 1,000 managers worldwide. Intel Spokesman Mark Pettinger told Agance France Press, "In essence, we have too many managers. Too many management layers from the top...

AP - Intel Corp. is cutting 1,000 management jobs as the chip maker tries to become more efficient amid stiff competition and weaker demand for personal computers.

NewsFactor - Intel is ruining the PC gaming industry, according to Mark Reiner, vice president of game designer Epic, makers of Unreal Tournament. Reiner's remark came during his keynote address at a game developers conference in Brighton, England.

Macworld.com - Intel executives told employees on Thursday they would cut 1,000 management jobs in an effort to rebound from poor profits in recent quarters, the company said.

In an effort to reduce costs and make its operations more efficient, Intel Corp. plans to cut 1,000 management jobs worldwide. On Thursday, Intel refused to say how much would be saved from the cut jobs.

AP - Intel Corp. plans to cut 1,000 management jobs worldwide in an effort to reduce costs and make its operations more efficient, the world's largest computer chip maker said Thursday.

Whistle-blowers tell the House Intelligence Committee of another major intelligence program run secretly by the Bush administration, according to Rep. Pete Hoekstra, the committee's chairman. He's not happy about the legislative branch being kept in the dark.

InfoWorld - Stung by sinking profits in recent quarters, Intel announced two strategic moves this week, launching the dual-core Xeon Processor 5100 series server chip and selling off its sluggish line of communication chips.

Macworld.com - CodeWeavers has announced plans to release CrossOver Mac this summer. The $60 software will allow Intel Mac users to run Windows applications — including some games — without having to buy or install Windows itself.

Macworld.com - Apple sent a seismic shockwave through the Mac market a year ago when it announced that was ditching its long-time processor suppliers IBM and Motorola in favor of chips from occasional arch-nemesis Intel. The announcement came on June 6, 2005, during Steve Jobs’ Worldwide Developers Conference keynote—by the end of 2007, the Apple CEO said, all Mac hardware would be running on Intel processors.

NewsFactor - Everybody is talking about Intel's new Xeon chips. Analysts, bloggers, and pundits of all sorts are saying the new Xeon 5100 represents a strong comeback move for Intel, which has been criticized of late for falling behind in the innovation race with archrival AMD.

Investor's Business Daily - Intel threw in the towel Tuesday after fighting to gain a position in the cell phone chip market, as investors continued to give up on semiconductors.

Macworld.com - Apple has update Mac OS X 10.4.7 on Tuesday, addressing several issues with the operating system. Separate updates were released for PowerPC and Intel versions of Mac OS X.

PC World - Chip maker intends to focus on processors for desktop and mobile PCs.

Intel Corp. has decided to sell its Intel chip unit for handheld devices to Marvell Technology Group Ltd for $600 million on Tuesday. The deal will allow Intel to focus on its other areas such as microprocessors for notebook computers. The processors that were sold involve Intel's Xscale...