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Linux Devices: "Solid state disks (SSDs) moved closer to commodity status, with the announcement of a 40GB model from Intel for $125, and a sub-$100, 32GB version from OCZ Technology."

Intel held its annual open house at U.C. Berkeley this week, with updates to existing research, plus some new additions.

Hardware Central: "Advanced Micro Devices plans to release a processor in its "Fusion" line that will be positioned for the netbook market, putting it in competition with the Intel Atom, and, to a lesser degree, the ARM processor."

They're not cheap, but two new desktops using Intel's just-released Core i7-980X "Gulftown" processor are powerful performers.

Sometimes companies spar out their differences behind closed doors, and sometimes they have guys like Jen-Hsun Huang at their helms and the whole world gets to know how they feel and what they intend to do about it.

He has taken a recent interview with Fortune magazine as an opportunity to eloquently lay out his side's case.

It appears that Newegg received a shipment of counterfeit Intel i7 920 processors and unknowingly shipped them out to customers.

The whole story unfolds on Overclockers forum.

HardwareCanucks: "In an almost surreal tale of events, USA electronics retailer Newegg has discovered a reported 300 counterfeit Intel Core i7 920 CPU's in its inventory, some of which were inadvertently shipped out to buyers!"

MeeGo is the new mobile Linux platform developed by Nokia and Intel.

As the community is forming up, we thought that it would be good to enable people to use their maemo.org identities also on the MeeGo web services (as well as on any other OpenID enabled website).

For this, let me introduce Maemo's OpenID provider.

Intel says it was targeted by a 'sophisticated' hacker attack this year at about the same time as a spying probe that hit Google.

Click: "Note to Linux kernel developers: This doesn't work with the Intel 830m. DOESN'T WORK."