Sentence examples for launch a chip from inspiring English sources

During early 2000, AMD was the first of the two to launch a chip with a clock speed of 1,000 megahertz, or 1 gigahertz, a sort of industry milestone.

That was a mind-boggling feat as recently as two years ago, when both Intel and rival Advanced Micro Devices were still jockeying to be the first to launch a chip running at one gigahertz.

It takes a ton of money and some guts to launch a chip company, but James, who worked at Intel for 28 years, had the pedigree to pull in a highly experienced team of industry heavyweights to build the product.

Mike Phillips, picking up at the base of a ruck, launched a chip over the defence, and the bounce flummoxed both Burton and Edoardo Gori as a grateful Davies - who had barely touched the ball until that moment - gobbled it up to score.

Now, a startup called Mythic (formerly known as Isocline) is launching a chip and software that will change all that, putting voice control, computer vision and other kinds of AI into our devices locally, no cloud required.

Payments firm Paypal has launched a chip-and-pin machine designed to offer new sales methods to UK small businesses that have previously relied on cash or cheques.

In the third quarter of this year, the chip maker will launch a single chip that combines all versions of wi-fi connectivity along with WiMax.

iZettle — what you might call the 'Square of Europe' given it's also a dongle-based mobile payment service for small merchants — will now launch a new Chip & Pin device alongside its existing solution that currently uses a customer's signature to interact with the iZettle app.

Cyrix on the other hand is expected to launch a very fast chip that consumes little energy code-named Jalapenergy code-namedub-$700 computers.

Kevin McGrath, manager of AMD's Opteron line, said that the firm expects to be the first to launch a dual-core chip aimed at the server market in mid-2005.

But history has shown that launching a new chip can be less than good news for Intel's earnings, as it learned with the Pentium MMX.