Notebook demand puts the pressure onto Intel

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Chip giant warns that chipset availability will be tight as it ups its third-quarter forecast

Intel has warned that the availability of notebook chipsets will remain very tight throughout the rest of 2005, but claimed that it expects to meet processor demand. The bad news came as Intel ...

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