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Last updated: Monday, April 11, 2011

Intel’s Atom CPU was the little wafer of silicon that allowed the netbook to become the biggest thing in laptops for a halcyon couple of years, right up until the point that Apple came along and destroyed the netbook market overnight with the original iPad. Now that people no longer want to own a netbook, where

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Intel to break Moore’s Law to get Atom competing with ARM

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