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Exynos 5 Octa tipped to make its debut in the Galaxy S4.

Firm claims chip can provide up to 14 hours of HD playback on smartphones and uses 45 per cent less power than the Tegra 3.

Engineers are said to want a unified chipset across all devices.

Firm claims A57 will provide 3x performance in smartphones at the same level of power.

We give you a rundown of all the key features about Microsoft's first 10.6in tablet.

Chip designer posts 22 per cent profit rise as demand for digital TVs soars.

No one wants Intel's Windows-only chip, claims Bruce Perens.

Power efficiency and partners will be the key to smartphone market.

Cambridge-based chipmaker achieves a 23 per cent rise in pretax profit to £66.5m.

Microsoft has built-in a kickstand, offers a detachable Touch Cover and the choice of Intel Ivy Bridge and ARM-based processors.

Software giant talks up the business case for the tablet versions of its next generation operating system.

Windows 7 buyers can upgrade to next version of Microsoft's operating system for minimal fee from next month.

The £29 micro-computing marvel has finally shipped, and we investigate the potential business benefits that it could deliver in the UK.

Firm looks to create intelligent devices with 32-bit chip

Many companies and products have done well in 2011 and many others haven't. The winners are as glorious as the losers are dejected and desperate...

AMD is pitching its new Opteron processors as perfect for datacentres responsible for the cloud, but is this nothing more than clever marketing?

ARM reveals a fresh GPU as it hopes to bring massive graphics capabilities to smartphones and tablets.

ARM chips will be used in HP's new Redstone Server Development Platform.

ARM targets energy and efficiency with new chip and architecture for delivering high performance with extended battery life.

ARM is a British success story, but where did it come from and where is it going? Mike Jennings talks with the company's execs to find out...

The big news this week was Microsoft showing off Windows 8 to its developers, but a few other interesting tidbits happened too.

The UK mobile processor technology firm rakes in the cash.

This week, with the epic phone hacking scandal still raging on, it's reported hundreds of police have been snooping on data they shouldn't be looking …