This week marks the 50th anniversary of Intel's 4004 — the first computer microprocessor. At its simplest, a computer only sees two things — zeros and ones — but you don't need electronics for that.

SAN FRANCISCO/HELSINKI (Reuters) - The record European Commission fine against Intel can at best help keep competition alive in the computer microprocessor market, but rival AMD will not benefit ...

WASHINGTON — Responding to industry pressure and congressional inaction on export control legislation, the Bush administration on Wednesday (Jan. 2) relaxed restrictions on computer and microprocessor ...