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]]> http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1330/testing-out-intels-new-45-nanometer-processors#comment-28159 Simantic » Kodak Back on Consumer Track Tue, 06 Feb 2007 12:04:10 +0000 http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1330/testing-out-intels-new-45-nanometer-processors#comment-28159 [...] While I’m at it I might as well just mention Intel’s new 45nm technology used to make the next generation of microprocessors. The info on the chips, which was announced the other week, can be viewed on the Intel site. Also, Robert Scoble has done some really interesting interviews with a couple of the Intel nerds here and here. It’s going to be a big year in geeksville. [...] […] While I’m at it I might as well just mention Intel’s new 45nm technology used to make the next generation of microprocessors. The info on the chips, which was announced the other week, can be viewed on the Intel site. Also, Robert Scoble has done some really interesting interviews with a couple of the Intel nerds here and here. It’s going to be a big year in geeksville. […]

]]> http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1330/testing-out-intels-new-45-nanometer-processors#comment-26099 francine hardaway Sun, 28 Jan 2007 21:54:02 +0000 http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1330/testing-out-intels-new-45-nanometer-processors#comment-26099 I worked at Intel and Mark Bohr was there. This use of nanotechnology could potentially lead Intel into other new markets that could contribute to the company's long term survival. I think people have not paid enough attention to the nanotech implications of this (or maybe they have and I haven't read it) I worked at Intel and Mark Bohr was there. This use of nanotechnology could potentially lead Intel into other new markets that could contribute to the company’s long term survival. I think people have not paid enough attention to the nanotech implications of this (or maybe they have and I haven’t read it)

]]> http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1330/testing-out-intels-new-45-nanometer-processors#comment-26072 Evil Genius Chronicles » Scoble On the Rampage Sun, 28 Jan 2007 18:32:13 +0000 http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1330/testing-out-intels-new-45-nanometer-processors#comment-26072 [...] There’s an interesting debate heating up over at the Scobleizer. Scoble took some people (Engadget specifically) to task for not linking to him on his scoop about the new Intel fab and technology, choosing instead to link to the New York Times story of the same. On the one hand, it’s hard to feel sorry for huge-name bloggers not getting linked to enough for their tastes. On the other, I think his basic point is valid. He does appear to have info directly from Intel in his video no one else does which ought to make him a primary source in this story. There is something a little odd about bloggers choosing not to support other bloggers and instead give all their link love to organizations that hate them and do nothing but deny the value of blogging as a pursuit. [...] […] There’s an interesting debate heating up over at the Scobleizer. Scoble took some people (Engadget specifically) to task for not linking to him on his scoop about the new Intel fab and technology, choosing instead to link to the New York Times story of the same. On the one hand, it’s hard to feel sorry for huge-name bloggers not getting linked to enough for their tastes. On the other, I think his basic point is valid. He does appear to have info directly from Intel in his video no one else does which ought to make him a primary source in this story. There is something a little odd about bloggers choosing not to support other bloggers and instead give all their link love to organizations that hate them and do nothing but deny the value of blogging as a pursuit. […]

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