Tech stocks start the week on an upbeat note, closing with broad gains as the likes of Cisco and Intel lead the advance and investors react positively to the latest national retail-sales figures.
Settlement or no settlement, Advanced Micro Devices CEO Dirk Meyer still doesn't trust Intel. That much was clear when I sat across the table from him last week at AMD headquarters in Sunnyvale.
Intel Raises Dividend 12.5% Intel's board approved a 12.5% dividend increase, the latest indication that technology companies are growing more hopeful about the economic recovery.
Moody's Investors Service said Monday it is hiking its credit ratings for Advanced Micro Devices Inc. after the chip maker won a $1.25 billion settlement in its antitrust dispute with rival Intel Corp.
NEW YORK & SANTA CLARA, Calif.----Tenth graph of release should read: More details on the results, including perceived gaps and driving forces on innovation, can be found in the latest issue of Newsweek magazine and at http://www.newsweek.com/id/222979.
Intel Corp. and Japan's NEC Corp. have agreed to jointly develop High Performance Computing system technologies, the companies said Monday. The companies will initially focus on the development of hardware and software solutions to boost the memory bandwidth and scalability of Intel Xeon processor-based platforms.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. & TOKYO----Intel Corporation and NEC Corporation today have agreed to jointly develop High Performance Computing system technologies that will push the boundaries of supercomputing performance.
Intel Corp., the world's biggest chip company, says it will raise its dividend by 12.5 percent starting next year. That brings its quarterly payment to 15.75 cents per share, up from 14 cents.
Technology stocks rose in early trading Monday, led by sector leaders such as Cisco Systems Inc., Apple Inc. and Oracle Corp. and upbeat reaction to the latest national retail sales figures.
Moody's Investors Service on Monday upgraded Advanced Micro Devices' corporate family rating to B2 from B3, following its legal settlement with Intel . Moody's believes the settlement with Intel will provide a significant boost to AMD's liquidity and allow the company to delever its currently "over-levered" capital structure.
Intel Corp. said Monday that its board has approved a 12.5% increase in the company's quarterly cash dividend to 15.75 cents a share. The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chip giant said that the new dividend amount will begin with the payout slated for the first quarter of 2010.
SANTA CLARA, Calif.----Intel Corporation today announced that its board of directors has approved a 12.5 percent increase in the quarterly cash dividend to 15.75 cents per share , beginning with the dividend that will be declared in the first quarter of 2010.
NEW YORK & SANTA CLARA, Calif.----Despite one of the worst recessions in history, Americans have increasing faith in technology innovation as an engine of economic growth, but are plagued with doubts about the nation̢۪s ability to maintain its global leadership mantle.
PORTLAND, Ore.----More than four out of every five supercomputers on the TOP500 list are powered by Intel® processors. Intel Corporation today announced new technologies that will better equip scientists, researchers and engineers with the computing power to speed up science and engineering projects such as the development of new drugs and climate change research.
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