Tag archive: Sean Maloney

At its second Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai, chip developer Intel officially took the wraps off its new Atom line of low power processors, designed to drive mobile Internet-enabled devices and other in-pocket, connected devices. Previously code-named "Silverthorne" and "Menlow," the new Atom chips should be available later this year, and will be manufactured using Intel's 45nm process with hi-k metal gate… Read More

The Intel chips formerly known as Silverthorne and Diamondville during their earliest stages of development finally received a unified final name and official launch on Sunday. The newly dubbed Atom processor, intended for ultra-mobile PCs, will be Intel’s smallest chip ever produced, and also its lowest power processer ever. “This small wonder is a fundamental new shift in design, small yet powerful enough to enable a big… Read More

Intel's executive vice president Sean Maloney took the wraps off the company's latest chipset on Tuesday morning, at the Computex trade show in Taipei, Taiwan. The 3 Series chipset, formerly codenamed "Bearlake," will support Intel's latest 45nm Penryn processors, which will come out later this year. The 3 Series chipset will support DDR2 memory up to 800MHz, or DDR3 memory up to 1333MHz, along with support for… Read More

Intel announced today that it has signed an extensive technology agreement with Canada's Research in Motion (RIM) to supply processors for future Blackberry products. RIM plans to use Intel's forthcoming PXA9xx cellular processor, codenamed "Hernon" for forthcoming Blackberry devices which will connect to high-speed Enhanced Data Rated for Global Evolution (EDGE) network. EDGE is an advanced data technology for GSM… Read More

From Intel's press release: Broadband wireless technologies will help bring the next five billion users to the Internet, an Intel Corporation executive explained today at the Wireless Communications Association (WCA) annual symposium. Sean Maloney, Intel executive vice president and general manager of the Intel Communications Group, outlined the company's plan to work with the industry to dramatically drive down the cost and… Read More

The technology delivers a new level of wireless network performance for notebook PCs based on Intel® Centrino

From Intel's press release: Intel Corporation today introduced the Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG network connection, enabling both 802.11b and rapid 802.11g wireless networking capabilities. The technology delivers a new level of wireless network performance for notebook PCs based on Intel Centrino mobile technology. The Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG network connection is a standards-based and Wi-Fi CERTIFIED wireless local area network… Read More