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Silicon Valley company, which supplies microprocessors for four out of every five PCs sold, has been desperate to diversify and break into the larger cellphone market

Intel, the US chipmaker, has agreed a deal to buy the wireless chip business of Germany's Infineon

A Scottish company that supplies enterprise software to an American-based global investment bank is discussing similar deals with other institutions

Big-name manufacturers will unveil their answers to the iPad this week as Apple is due to launch a raft of new products

The traditional big-box TV is being transformed in a technology makeover far more dramatic than seen on any reality show

Whereas broadcasters were once concerned over viewers changing channels during ad breaks, they are now worried that the public will desert regular television altogether for internet-based content

Internet-connected TVs are proving bigger this year for manufacturers than the much vaunted 3D technology

Silicon Valley is set to influence the future of television in the same way it has come to shape smartphones

The smart TV revolution will not be televised unless consumers can upgrade their home broadband networks to cope with the flood of internet traffic heading their way

Paul Allen mounts a wide-ranging patent case against some of the best-known internet and technology companies, including Google, Apple and Facebook

The US justice department will review the company's planned acquisition of the online travel service, the first in-depth antitrust investigation into the internet search group's core service

Intel added to worries about advanced economies as it warned that consumer demand for computers was slackening amid widespread fears of a double-dip recession

HP topped Dell's offer for the data-storage group for the third time in a week, offering $30 a share in a bidding frenzy prompted by strategic ambitions that pushed the price well beyond ordinary valuations

Research in Motion and India are set for an impasse after the company said New Delhi's demand for access to BlackBerry e-mails was technically impossible

Move, due in November, will be the latest move by the company to broaden its product portfolio beyond PCs

Innovation at work creates as many positions as it destroys

Hewlett-Packard took another swipe at Dell's agreed deal to take over 3Par, raising its bid for the data storage company to $27 a share just hours after Dell narrowly outbid its rival

Hewlett-Packard took another swipe at Dell's agreed deal to take over 3Par, raising its bid for the data storage company to $27 a share just hours after Dell narrowly outbid its rival

Scientists have completed a first draft of the wheat genome – the largest and most complex set of genetic instructions ever tackled by DNA sequencing. The raw DNA data will help crop breeders develop improved wheat varieties

Scientists have completed a first draft of the wheat genome – the largest and most complex set of genetic instructions ever tackled by DNA sequencing. The raw DNA data will help crop breeders develop improved wheat varieties