Intel Ready To Surge On New Ivy Bridge Chips, Smartphone

Thu, 04/26/2012 - 15:45 EDT - Seeking Alpha

By Ry Frank:Recently, Intel (INTC) has proven itself to be a leader in its field, in more aspects than one.In order to move with the times, Intel has created a new generation of chips, and very recently it announced that these chips would be available in its new PCs. The chips, referred to as "Ivy Bridge" chips, will be able to hold more information than the previous generation. In addition, the chips will consume less power, making them far superior to any Intel-produced chips of the past. As things stand, it appears that Intel should establish itself as a leader with this innovative new design for processing chips.What this means is that Intel's main competitors like Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Texas Instruments (TXN), ARM Holdings (ARMH), and Qualcomm (QCOM) have a new bar to aim for in the chip industry. What Intel has achieved with these chips is amazing. WhileComplete Story »

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