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Intel Cans IDF Taipei This Year - No Budget
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[image] Intel has decided to cancel IDF Taiwan 2009 originally slated for November, as part of its ongoing cost reduction efforts amid the global slowdown according to DigiTimes . The move comes as a surprise to many Taiwan PC and motherboard makers. However, Intel insisted that it will continue to strengthen its cooperation with Taiwan's government and local IT makers to sustain continuing industry growth and technology exchange. This will be achieved through Intel's presence at the Computex Taipei 2009 and other technology seminars and activities.
Intel cancels IDF Taiwan 2009
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... Intel has decided to cancel IDF (Intel Developer Forum) Taiwan 2009, originally slated for November, as part of its ongoing cost reduction efforts amid the global slowdown. The move comes as a surprise to many Taiwan PC and motherboard makers. Intel has hosted the IDF Taiwan since 1996.
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Intel Calls Off IDF Taiwan 2009, Cites Cost-Reduction Reasons
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The Intel Developer Forum (IDF) serves as a platform for technologists to discuss Intel technologies and products based on or around Intel technologies. With China and Taiwan being almost the epicenters of consumer electronics manufacturing and development, Intel began holding annual events in the two countries, apart from the event at San Fransisco, United States. The IDF schedule for 2008, for example, included events in Shanghai, China and Taipei, Taiwan. ...
Intel cancels IDF Taiwan 2009 to save costs
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... Intel announced it has called off the Intel Developer Forum Taiwan 200, originally slated for November, as part of its ongoing cost reduction efforts. Furthermore, the chip giant will also cut down the IDF Beijing 2009 conference, from two days into a more focused one-day event. Intel stated the IDF San Francisco, in September, will remain its flagship conference and will continue at a similar size as in previous years. ...
Intel cancels IDF Taiwan 2009 due to slowing economy
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Intel has decided to cancel IDF Taiwan 2009, originally slated for November, and shortened the length of a similar event in Beijing to one day only as part of its ongoing cost reduction efforts amid the global slowdown according to DigiTimes. These events were put on the Intel corporate calendar for 2009 on November 20, so you can see how quickly economic conditions have deteriorated. The company however has not changed plans for its flagship IDF conference in San Francisco, which is still scheduled for September. The move comes as a surprise to many PC and motherboard makers, but the chipmaker nonetheless insisted that it will ...
Intel cancels IDF Taiwan this year
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[image] We recommend! Click to Update Your Out of Date Drivers home [image]> news > intel cancels idf taiwan this year Intel cancels IDF Taiwan this year Published: February 10, 2009, 12:44 pm Author: Steve Dougherty With the global economic slowdown something even the biggest of companies have no control over, Intel has decided to cancel one of its IDF (Intel Developer Forum) events this year; the one slated for November in Taiwan. IDF Taiwan has been hosted by Intel every year and the move to drop it this year comes as a surprise to many Taiwanese PC and motherboard makers. Further to ...
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Intel cans IDF Taiwan 2009
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Image Cutting costs Digitimes reports that Intel s cost reductions have, among other things, resulted in canceling IDF Taiwan 2009. The Intel Developer Forum was scheduled for November, and this will be the first year without it since 1996, when it was first hosted. The report also claims that April s IDF Beijing 2009 will be a one-day event, as opposed to the earlier plan of two days. As much as Intel wants to cut costs, it seems they re not keen on letting one of the fastest growing markets go just like that. IDF San Francisco will of course remain whereas the Taiwanese will have to settle for Intel s Computex presence. More ...
