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Barcamp-style event to include to include talks from Intel and Creative Assembly

GameTree to offer games for sale, rent and subscription via set-top boxes, due Q2 2010

Commission slaps record punishment on chip-maker for 'illegal sales tactics'

Graphics Performance Analyzers given the thumbs up by Gas Powered Games

Workers to be offered posts elsewhere in the country in manufacturing 'optimisation'

Chip maker blames market conditions as facilities close and production lines are halted

Epic Games and Intel have partnered to offer prizes worth $1 million for modifications to Unreal Tournament 3

Microsoft has announced that it plans to cut the price of the Windows Vista operating system at retail level in over 70 countries later this year.

Intel, Microsoft, Nvidia, AMD and other companies with a vested interested in keeping the PC alive as a gaming platform may be announcing a consortium dubbed the "PC Gaming Alliance."

Intel has reported its fourth financial quarter results with the headline numbers reading nicely - the company posted a 51 per cent profit with USD 2.28 billion net income, USD 10.7 billion revenue and 38 cents per share earnings.

New York Attorney General Andrew M Cuomo has opened an antitrust investigation into Intel, over claims that the company used its power in the market to prevent its customers from working with its main rivals, Advanced Micro Devices.

Intel, the company responsible for the majority of processors used in desktop PCs, has spoken to Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo about what chips might power the next round of consoles.

Intel has launched a new range of processors, codenamed Penryn, which will incorporate new 45nm technology, made possible with the use of a new ingredient - hafnium.

Nvidia is expected to announce tomorrow that it is planning to release new integrated graphics solutions for use on motherboards powered by Intel processors.

Intel could be set to speed up the manufacturing process of its latest chips to counter the release of AMD's new flagship product, the Quad-Core Opteron processor - previously codenamed Barcelona.

K2 Network, an MMO service company operating in the US, Korea, and India has closed a USD 16 million Series B round of venture capital led by investor Intel Capital.

The organisers of the Leipzig Games Convention Developers Conference have announced that semiconductor manufacturer Intel has signed up as the main sponsor for the event.

Intel is set to launch a contest for game developers at next week's GDC - with US $95,000 worth of cash and prizes on offer.

Israel-based games on demand provider, Exent Technologies, has announced that it has secured new investment from Intel and Cisco, which the company plans to use to further its portfolio of digital distribution technologies.

Turner Broadcasting, owner of the GameTap broadband games and entertainment service, has announced the network's support for Intel's new Viiv technology platform.

Intel and Microsoft have announced their support for the HD-DVD format, citing its "unique advantages" over Blu-Ray such as affordability and an earlier estimated launch date.

A new mobile processor codenamed "Bulverde" will bring mobile gaming into the 21st century, Intel has told delegates at its developer forum event, claiming that the chip will put Xbox-quality gaming into phones.