Intel cancels plans for faster Pentium chips
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From the Financial Times --
http://news.ft.com/cms/s/d8e790b4-1e15-11d9-82ec-00000e2511c8.html
Intel cancels plans for faster Pentium chips
By Simon London
Intel has abandoned plans for further big increases in the speed of its
Pentium microprocessors, signalling the end of a 30-year technology
strategy for improving computer performance.
The world's largest semiconductor company told cutomers that it no longer
plans to introduce a Pentium chip with a clock speed of 4 gigahertz.
The processor, designed for use in high-performance desktop personal
computers, was first due to have been release by the end of this year. In
August, Intel told customers it would be delayed until early 2005.
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