12th April 2004 Archive

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• Intel puts 'Britney Spears silicon' in new X-Scale chip

  Mr. Bulverde at the door

  Intel made a major bid today to boost its cell phone chip business with the release of a new Xscale processor - code-named Bulverde.

  Mobile 12 03:53

• Intel launches Bulverde, Marathon

  Next-gen XScale details emerge

  Intel today formally launched 'Bulverde', the next generation of its XScale processor family, as the PXA270.

  Mobile 12 06:58

• Microsoft squares Intertrust DRM suit for $440m

  Peace of mind

  Microsoft is paying $440m to settle its long-running digital rights management (DRM) patent infringement dispute with Intertrust. The one-off pay-out means that Microsoft customers can use their software "as they are intended to be used without requiring a license from InterTrust".

  Developer 12 09:50

• AMD gives up processor profits to Intergraph

  Patent payout

  AMD has agreed to pay Intergraph up to $25m to settle a chip patent dispute.

  Business 12 12:35

• NH judge throws out paedo chat-log evidence

  Chat, Copy, Paste, Prison

  When a New Hampshire judge threw out chat-log evidence against an accused pedophile, he illustrated just how jumbled and confused Internet privacy law can be, writes SecurityFocus columnist Mark Rasch.

  Media 12 20:49

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