The chips will be down, but not just yet

Article Abstract:

The introduction of the goods and services tax is likely to prompt a drop in computer prices in Australia. This will put pressure on the margins of computer manufacturers at a time when there is a world shortage of many of the chips and other elements used in producing PCs.

Australia, Computers, Digital computers, Prices and rates, Tax policy

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Chips in a cup of froth and bubble

Article Abstract:

The state of the international semi-conductor market is discussed, with focus on the increase in demand that is forecasted for 2000, due to the high demand for mobile telephones and other similar devices.

Innovations, Semiconductor chips, Integrated circuits, Supply and demand, Information technology

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Transmeta's Crusoe chips away at Intel's market

Article Abstract:

Intel is set to face competition from Transmeta following the launch of the latter's Crusoe range of software-driven microprocessors. It is likely that Intel will make a strong response.

Product development, CPUs (Central processing units), Intel Corp., INTC, Microprocessors, Transmeta Corp.

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