Analysts fought disbelief as they separately questioned Intel and IBM executives about their economic outlook. For Q1, Intel reports sales up 9% and IBM comes in at a 26% increase in net income.Intel CEO Paul Otellini insists consumers and businesses will turn to "best of breed," technology during challenging economic times. "We feel good about the rest of the year," says IBM CEO Sam Palmisano. "Our performance is a tribute to the way we have repositioned our company over the past several years."Both companies have a majority of sales outside USA and both benefited from currency fluctuation.Go Intel Q1 and IBM Q1
Intel announces the acquisition of Rivet Networks, the company behind the Killer-branded NICs (network interface cards) found in laptops from popular brands such as Dell, Alienware and HP.
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