In fact, the improvement actually began in the second quarter, when Intel sales fell 15% from the year-earlier period to $8.02 billion but roared past analysts' expectations of $7.28 billion, according to Thomson Reuters. Profit was 18 cents per share, excluding a charge for a $1.4 billion antitrust fine by the European Commission, compared with the 8 cents analysts had expected.
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Sep 6, 2009 9:24 PM ET
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The new processors are not 32-nanosecond processors; they are 32 nanometer processors. This is a measure of die size, … more
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