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Network Associates buys Deersoft
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| Jan.13 |
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Some laptop chip prices lowered by 38% |
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Silicon Valley Power extends rate freeze |
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| Jan.14 |
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Processor to Embed Security Features |
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4th-quarter profit tops expectations
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| Jan.17 |
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Sonicblue Mulls Company Sale |
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| Jan.29 |
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Alleged child molester arrested |
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| Feb.10 |
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Moore: growth will continue for decade
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Net. Ass. Unveils 'Black Box' for Networks |
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| Feb.11 |
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Appl. Materials Posts Loss, Orders Down |
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Flash Charges Done by Next Quarter |
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Wireless Internet chip for cell phones Microchip supercharges the power of cell phones to access the Internet, display photos, play music
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| Feb.13 |
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Nvidia Profit Falls Despite Settlement
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| Feb.14 |
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Nvidia Shares Soar |
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| Feb.19 |
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Digital Rights Summit |
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| Mar.2 |
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Centrino wireless initiative |
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| Mar.4 |
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CommWorks division sold for $100 million |
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Wireless Pact with Singapore |
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First-quarter revenue forecast narrowed
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| Mar.7 |
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Stock Dips as Price Hike Backfires |
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| Mar.11 |
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700 More Jobs Cut Than Planned in 2002 |
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64 Houses Go Up for Auction |
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| Mar.12 |
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Wireless Computer Chips Unveiled Chips promise to make wireless Internet access a standard feature on laptops
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| Mar.17 |
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Applied Materials to lay off 14%
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Centrino Fastest Mobile Chip Ramp-Up |
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Police involved in standoff
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| Mar.20 |
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Intel Sees Future in Robots |
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| Mar.21 |
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SonicBlue to file for Chapter 11 The troubled maker of music players and digital TV recorders plans to sell its flagship ReplayTV, Rio and GoVideo units
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| Apr.1 |
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Sonicblue Fails to Close ReplayTV Deal |
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Network Ass. buys IntruVert for $100m
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| Apr.2 |
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Top 2 Execs' Compensation Fell in 2002 |
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| Apr.4 |
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Net. Assoc. Buys Entercept for $120 M
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Robots against robots |
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| Apr.7 |
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Intel settled patent disputes with Via |
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| Apr.14 |
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Intel Stops Shipping New Pentium 4 |
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| Apr.15 |
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$915 million first-quarter profit Better-than-expected first-quarter results was despite weak flash memory sales
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| Apr.17 |
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Intel pioneer Les Vadasz to retire |
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| Apr.20 |
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Prices Cut on Fastest Microprocessors |
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Pentium 4 resumed shipping after delay
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| Apr.23 |
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CA First Lady awards $10,000 to schools |
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| Apr.24 |
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Emulation Software for Itanium |
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| Apr.25 |
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Top Execs Granted 2 Million Options |
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| May.2 |
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500 protesters gather for Bush's visit |
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Bush speaks at United Defense Industries| President is saying that a jump in unemployment made the case for a massive tax relief plan | |
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Only 2 arrests during Bush speech |
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| May.5 |
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3Com moving to Massachusetts| Company has stumbled in recent years. Most of it's enterprise networking business is based in Marlborough, Mass. | |
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| May.6 |
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SARS Cancellation at University |
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3 arrested in connection with drug lab |
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| May.7 |
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Intel backs outlook, quantifies option cost |
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| May.8 |
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Nvidia Posts Smaller Profit, Revenue Down |
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| May.9 |
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Intel's Ottelini Sees Strong China Demand |
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| May.12 |
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Flaw discovered in Itanium 2 processors |
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| May.13 |
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Nvidia Rolls Out Update for Chipset |
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| May.15 |
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Intel Capital makes investment in Russia |
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| May.19 |
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Roxio plans bring back Napster name Software maker has acquired the online music service pressplay for about $40 million
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| May.20 |
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New Fast Chips for Lower-Priced PCs |
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| May.22 |
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Shareholders reject options proposal |
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| May.23 |
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Intel Skips Chip-Making Tool Generation |
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| May.24 |
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Visx gets approval for laser technology |
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| May.29 |
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Two children, ages 3 and 9, found killed| Police were looking for stepfather Jose Zacarias in connection with the crime. The children were found by mother | |
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| May.30 |
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Father of Murdered Children Left Note
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Shares Down on Current Quarter Outlook |
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Conference to discuss clergy abuse |
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Father of slain kids likely killed himself Police believe Jose Zacarias committed suicide. A body hasn't been recovered
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| Jun.5 |
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2nd-quarter revenue forecast narrowed Sales of microprocessors were at the high end while demand for communications chips is soft
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| Jun.6 |
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Intel stock rises |
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| Jun.12 |
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3Com to Cut 10% of Work Force |
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| Jun.20 |
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Charged with taping naked woman |
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| Jun.23 |
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Intel Expands Supercomputing Presence |
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| Jun.25 |
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Loss Widens, Launch Postponed |
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| Jun.30 |
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Court Rules Against Intel in Spam Case| A fired employee did not trespass on Intel's e-mail servers when he inundated employees with electronic complaints | |
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| Jul.11 |
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Applied Mat. CEO to Thin Management |
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| Jul.15 |
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2nd-quarter profit doubles Stronger-than-expected demand for microprocessors offset the weakness of communications chip business
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| Jul.16 |
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Shares Rise on Earnings Optimism |
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Network Associates Posts Profit |
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| Jul.23 |
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Hyperion Solutions to buy Brio Software |
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| Jul.24 |
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Alzheimer's high-tech care |
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| Jul.28 |
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Roxio set to relaunch Napster this year |
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| Jul.29 |
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Judge throws out investor suit |
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| Jul.31 |
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Covad Posts Smaller 2nd-Quarter Loss |
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Netgear made IPO surging 26% |
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| Aug.2 |
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Attempt to commit lewd act with child |
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| Aug.6 |
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$600 million proposed tax adjustment |
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AMD to buy Geode chip line from Nat Sem |
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| Aug.8 |
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Broadcom Pays Intel in Patent Settlement |
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| Aug.11 |
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Transmeta Names New Chip -- Efficeon |
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| Aug.13 |
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Intel to Make Malaysian R&D Investment |
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| Aug.17 |
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Applied names VP of Human Resources |
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Agnews Center for Disabled to be Closed |
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3rd-quarter revenue forecast raised Semiconductor giant is citing significant increases in its microprocessor business
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Optimism Premature After Forecast
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Intel to build $200 million facility in China
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Optimistic 3rd-quarter sales forecast The semiconductor giant now expects revenue to be between $7.6 billion and $7.8 billion
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| Sep.8 |
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Police Chase from SF to Santa Clara 
CHP tried to pull over a car, but the driver headed down Highway 101 at speeds allegedly reaching 95 mph
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| Sep.9 |
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New Imaging Chips
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Power plant approved
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| Sep.11 |
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Ex-CFO of Nvidia charged with fraud
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| Sep.15 |
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Covad co-founder sues company Dhruv Khanna, who was fired as general counsel is accusing board members of rampant misconduct
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Strategy to improve processors
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New Low-Power Mobile Chipset
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| Sep.24 |
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Best for Working Moms
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| Oct.10 |
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Remodeled Caltrain station opened
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| Oct.28 |
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Winners Sell Themselves Lucky Ticket
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CEO: Optimistic on Longer Outlook
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Network Associates finishes restating A restatement of earnings is resulting in a far larger loss in 1998 and better results in more recent years
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| Nov.4 |
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Fix for electrically 'leaky' chip transistors Intel Corp. is solving a problem that has perplexed the semiconductor industry for 15 years
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| Nov.13 |
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Montecito Chip to Run Multiple Apps
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| Nov.24 |
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Chips using 65 nanometer technology
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| Nov.28 |
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Wireless Push Onto Desktops
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| Dec.1 |
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3Com signed deal with EDS
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| Dec.3 |
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Ridge speaks at Cyber Security Summit Homeland Security Secretary tell tech industry it must cooperate in boosting security
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| Dec.4 |
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4th-quarter revenue estimates narrowed The semiconductor giant warned of a $600 million charge
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| Dec.6 |
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5 slain in murder-suicide| A 37-year-old Todd Vernon and 3 of his children: a twin boys and a girl ,13, and Nadine Nunes Vernon were found dead in a home | |
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| Dec.8 |
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Father left 2 suicide notes before killing Todd Vernon left a suicide letter near his front door and sent another note to a relative days before killing his family
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County supervisors tackles budget crisis
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Intel to develop chip for digital TVs Intel could do for big-screen TVs what it did for PC: substantially lower prices
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