It is published in the associated press of San Francisco just a few times ago; the AMD opportunities are cutting down in the job market day by day. The reason of this breakdown is the heavy explosion of slump in the world trade market.

The investors are facing the risk factors more than the past, as the needs and wants of the local and international people have been badly spoiled, due to the inflation, which led the market gamblers and investors into crack down.

AMD mentioning the ratio of its stocking bonds and shares to the public, that are poorly got down due to the market depression in world, as the value of dollar in the international market has been decreased down.

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Intel (Nasdaq:I NTC) exhibited on Wednesday, the Centrino Atom family of low-power processors for mobile internet devices (MIDs)

A new class of inexpensive, simple Internet-centric computers named as “Netbooks” has been also announced that will be available in market later this year.

However, they will concentrate on Atom family whose technology forms a new single chip: the Intel system controller Hub that empowers PC-like qualities with composite graphics and a wireless radio.

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Intel launched its modular server system for upcoming small businesses this weekend. Intel offers its partners an innovative facility to create and maintain a low maintenance, all in one server system having sufficient computing power.

This rack-mounting type server comes with a height of 10.5 inches and a depth of 28 inches. At one place, it can support up to six server modules each of which being up to 32 Gbytes memory. It also has two multi core Xeon 5000 series Intel processors including’ quad-core’ and ‘dual-core’ intel chips. This server system also features virtualized shared storage with 14 hot-swap SAS hard disk drives, integrated management module, ethernet switches, and storage controllers.

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Nano-technology is growing faster with computers and Intel has recently started its latest 45-nanometer manufacturing process. This week Intel launched its first notebook processors based on the 45-nanometer manufacturing process. This process has enabled Intel to manufacture products with more power and less energy than to the previous models.

Intel this week introduced five mobile chips, four server processors and seven desktop products. This new nano-range of products is completely lead and halogen free. Intel has expressed its commitment for environment concerns this way.

Intel says,” these products deliver higher power-to-performance ratios by packing more transistors in a chip by shrinking their size to 45 nm. The previous generation chips had 60-nm transistors”.

Intel is launching this range of nano-products at the ‘International Consumer Electronics show, Las Vegas’. The company will also announce the hardware and software partners that have agreed to support Intel’s upcoming platform, “Menlow”, for mobile Internet devices.

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