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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 2011

Page

8

Intel unveils 3-D transistor redesign for future chips

Intel Corp reveals a three dimensional transistor breakthrough that juts fins above the chip surface to create three gates. Analysts call it revolutionary, predicting faster smartphones laptops and new supercomputers. Production starts this year with devices in 2012.

San Francisco Intel Corp Dan Hutcheson Intel Paul Otellini Gordon Moore IBM Corp Advanced Micro Devices Inc Doug Freedman Gleacher & Co

Intel bets on revolutionary 3-D transistors reshape mobile chips

Semiconductor analyst Dan Hutcheson and others discuss Intel's 3-D transistors as a revolutionary shift aimed at reducing power use for mobile devices. While the advance could boost performance, it does not deliver a full 3-D stack, leaving Qualcomm and Texas Instruments with entrenched mobile partnerships.

Intel Freedman Qualcomm Inc Texas Instruments Inc Hutcheson Vlsi Research

Senior scam cautions during Older Americans Month

Powell leads Permian Basin BBB urging caution against ads and calls for cheap prescription drugs. Do not share banking or Social Security numbers. Check BBB listings at www bbb org or call 563 1880.

Trish Powell Powell Permian Basin Better Business Bureau Bbb.org

Fannie Mae posts 8.69B first quarter loss and asks for aid

Fannie Mae reports an 8.69 billion dollar loss for the January to March quarter and seeks an additional 8.5 billion dollars in federal aid. The firm blames home price declines of about 1.8 percent that increased defaults on loans it guaranteed, as government bailouts total roughly 259 billion dollars.

Washington Fannie Mae Freddie Mac Fannie and Freddie Fannie

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