Intel provides a peak into the future of mobile computing, touching amongst others, on its Sandy Bridge replacement called Ivy Bridge as well as new Atom CPUs. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up, Nokia is reportedly using dual-core processors for some of its first Windows Phone OS devices, whilst a quad-core AMD notebook processor might be on the way. FULL STORY >

Intel rolls out its Atom Z670 processor which will be powering a range of tablet PCs as well as other mobile computing devices by May. FULL STORY >

CPU maker Intel unveils its latest line of E7 server processors. FULL STORY >

TechSmart brings you the latest tech news from CeBIT in part 2 of this week's Tech News Round-up, whilst Charlie Sheen also sets a new Twitter record. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Microsoft looks set to bring new CPU choices to producers of Windows Phone-operating devices. FULL STORY >

Intel unveils a number of new advancements including a new smartphone chip. FULL STORY >

Qualcomm reveals its next mobile processor architecture for the Snapdragon series. FULL STORY >

We check in at the AMD Tech Summit for some details on the company's upcoming new Fusion APUs. FULL STORY >

A flaw in Intel's new Sandy Bridge processors causes a global recall and the loss of hundreds of millions in revenue for the chip maker. FULL STORY >

The much rumoured MeeGo-running Nokia N9 comes under the spotlight again in this week's Tech News Round-up, whilst jilted Google looks set to take on Groupon with Google Offers. FULL STORY >

AMD CEO Dirk Meyer announces his resignation mere days after CES 2011 closed its doors. FULL STORY >

The first Tech News Round-up for 2011 features the hottest news and tech developments from the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show, currently being held in Las Vegas. FULL STORY >

Details regarding Intel's new Sandy Bridge processors come to light as the company prepares to introduce the new range. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Apple's next iPad might start to ship as soon as February next year, whilst VGA's obituary gets written by Intel and AMD. FULL STORY >