Intel has a message for investors and the rest of the tech industry: it's dead serious about smartphone chips now. Intel's first dual-core smartphone chip, the Atom Z2580, is due later this year, followed by "Merrifield" silicon due in 2013 - a redesigned Atom chip. These chips will also be offered with Intel-branded 3G/LTE silicon.

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Intel gets serious about mobile

Intel has launched its Ivy Bridge processor, officially known as third-generation Core.

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Intel launches third-generation Core 'Ivy Bridge' processors

Ivy Bridge will highlight Intel's emphasis on power efficiency and graphics performance, but one key ingredient will be missing - Windows 8. Intel 22-nanometre "tri-gate" 3D transistors, compared to more conventional 32-nanometre transistors. (Credit: Intel) Intel's Ivy Bridge chip is expected to be announced on Monday, opening the floodgates for new desktops and laptops built around the chipmaker's first 22-nanometre processor.

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Intel's Ivy Bridge waits on Windows 8

Long-serving Intel Australia and New Zealand general manager Philip Cronin is set to vacate the post after eight years in the role, moving on to a higher position in the company's Asia-Pacific business. Kate Burleigh (Credit: Intel) Cronin is set to ascend the role of director of Regional Sales and Business Development for Asia Pacific, with his position as general manager being handed over to Kate Burleigh. Burleigh joined Intel as a public relations manager in 1997, the same year as Cronin, and progressed into various other management positions, including her most recent position as marketing manager for Australia and New Zealand

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Intel Australia gets new leadership

In the ever-improving world of laptops, knowing what to buy can be a complex process. Everyone wants the best performance, but what about price?

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21 things you need to know to buy the perfect laptop

Vodafone has just launched a customer guarantee, but is that, and a billion-dollar network investment, enough to secure its future in Australia?

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If Vodafone rebuilds it, will they come?

Intel's Ivy Bridge processors might have been delayed a few weeks, but they're already being tested. And so far, the findings are impressive on the graphics side

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Ivy Bridge gets early benchmark

Waiting patiently for the next generation of laptops with Intel's latest silicon? Details that expose future Ivy Bridge chips in all their wattage and gigahertz glory have been leaked.

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Intel leaks its own Ivy Bridge line-up

Visa kicked off Mobile World Congress 2012 this week in a big way with several announcements surrounding new mobile commerce projects. For starters, Visa has set up separate partnerships with Intel and Vodafone.

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Visa teams up with Vodafone, Intel

Intel is buying video patents and software from RealNetworks for US$120 million, giving the chipmaker new muscle in a market that's increasingly important but filled with intellectual-property obstacles. RealNetworks is selling about 190 patents, 170 patent applications and its next-generation video-encoding technology in the deal, the companies have announced.

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Intel pays US$120m for video patents