Intel: More Resilient Than Overall Chip Demand?
Wed, Feb 25th, 2009 |
Intel (INTC) certainly isn’t immune from the downturn in the economy-a decline which both IDC and Gartner today said will result in a big drop-off in 2009 semiconductor industry revenue.
But Barclays Capital analyst Tim Luke today asserted that Intel might not be hurt quite as badly as some other chipmakers.
Read the whole story on AllThingsD or try our Toolbar
Related Stories:
- While most are familiar with Apple's desktop overhaul, a number of important details have slipped through the cracks -- including confirmation that Apple is receiving access to Intel's next-generation Xeon processors ahead of schedule.
- While we've seen the latest and greatest ClarionMiND reviewed since it got stuffed with Intel's Atom and optional WWAN, we've yet to actually catch one in person... until today, that is.
- The debate over the H-1B immigrant worker program -- a program under attack with new restrictions going into place -- isn't done yet. The latest to enter the fray is LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman.
- Apple just announced new 24-inch and 20-inch iMacs, running Intel's Core i7 processor. Prices start at $1,199 for the 20-inch and $1,499 for the 24-inch. At the base level Apple offers a 20-incher with 2.
- MontaVista joins Moblin crew
- Notes of interest on Apple's desktops: Mac Pro gets Xeons early
- Intel dubs 2009 'The Year of 10Gb Ethernet'
- Apple Updates AirPort Client, AirPort Utility
- Nokia releases cuter Qt
- Hands-on with Atom-powered ClarionMiND MID at CeBIT
- LinkedIn Founder Reid Hoffman: Expand The H-1B Program, And Tax It
- Apple Releases First Mac Pro Update in More Than a Year
- Alcatel-Lucent CEO: Stimulate Broadband
- Apple debuts new Core i7-powered iMacs
