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Apple’s Getting Bigger in Texas
If it keeps up like this, Apple will soon employ more people in Austin than Dell.
Carryalongs Dominate, Enterprise Struggles and Hacktivists Rule in 2013
Analyst Mark Anderson makes his annual batch of predictions.
Intel’s Otellini Says Company Will Probably Tap Insider to Succeed Him
But there’s another intriguing way that Intel might shake things up with its next CEO.
Teardown Shows Apple iPad Mini Costs at Least $188 to Build
IHS dissects the newest member of the iPad family to find out who makes the parts that make it tick, and how much those parts cost.
How Obama or Romney Should Have Answered the iPad Question
When CNN’s Candy Crowley asked why iPad and iPhones can’t be made in America, here is what one of the candidates — either one — should have said in response.
Who Would Buy AMD? A Tough Question With No Easy Answers.
Before thinking too hard about the inevitable takeover chatter, read this.
AMD to Cut Up to 30 Percent of Workforce
After a big earnings warning, the ax is about to swing.
Apple’s iPhone 5 Is Pried Open and Its Profitable Secrets Start Bursting Out
Is Apple curtailing the parts it buys from Samsung? Maybe.
With Elpida Buy, Micron Leaps Into Second Place in World Memory Market
The deal marks the end of a decade long-quest by Micron to buy an Asian player.
Lying Apple Gadfly Mike Daisey Still Doesn’t Get It
Mike Daisey — the lying, Apple-attacking monologuist — is still trying to seize the moral high ground on the matter of Apple, Foxconn and workers’ rights in China.