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The new iPhone will feature a processor that will be more than 1.5 times faster than the current iPhone, according Gruber citing information from informed sources.

Renesas, the world's biggest manufacturer of microcontrollers, is planning to unveil a processor that will make it possible to view full HD video in 30fps on cell phones during the ISSCC 2009 (International Solid State Circuits Conference) that will take place in San Francisco from February 8 to 12, 2009.

The 64-bit Itanium processor that will take Intel into the top end of corporate computing for the first time is in pilot production.

Intel will team up with several PC makers to shake up the world of notebook computing with its Banias processor that will extend battery life significantly by doing something you wouldn't expect from Intel slowing down processor speed.

Which payment processor that will be exactly is still up in the air, but either Square or PayPal should offer terms easy enough that 3percentt will be possible.

BIO: Formed in 1996, Equator hopes to sell programmable processors that will be used across a variety of product lines such as high-end test equipment, digital VCRs, digital TVs, set-top boxes (STBs), office automation equipment and 3D games.

Since the relative performance of these two approaches usually depends on the type of the problem, a pre-simulation tool that can suggest the parallel solving approach and number of processors that will lead to least computing time for a given bulk forming problem was developed based on upsetting simulations.

The new technologies will enable TSMC to make the application processors that will run new iPhones and iPads.

Such a deal, however, would probably require imposing structural changes, like forcing Intel to license the technology to its x86 chips — the cornerstone of the computer architecture — on reasonable terms so rivals can design processors that will operate smoothly on Intel's platform.

Now, new processors that will lead to thin, light, powerful notebooks for less than $1,000 are arriving just in time for Microsoft's new operating system, Windows 7. In short, Intel is positioned to make a tidy sum pushing these new chips to the scores of manufacturers beating each other's brains out to build better, and cheaper, computers.

International Business Machines ibm slid in line with the rest of the market after Big Blue confirmed plans to introduce programmable communications processors that will allow users to upgrade networking products such as routers, hubs and switches through software changes rather than by replacing hardware.