Seagate TEAMS UP with Intel and 4 Chip and Big Data Stocks on the Move

Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) has made it so Google’s Android 4.1 OS, named Jelly Bean, will be able to be used on smartphones which are based on the low-power Atom chips called Medfield. “I’m running it,” stated Mike Bell, who is Intel’s current vice president and general manager, in his interview at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco.

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QUALCOMM Incorporated (NASDAQ:QCOM): There was a press invite sent out regarding the future ability to “live without boundaries.” The event is expected to show the LG Optimus G in the U.S. The device includes the Qualcomm quad-core Snapdragon S4 APQ8064. This processor uses the dual-core S4 which has been seen in devices like the HTC One series and the Samsung Galaxy S III (NYSE:USA) to boost the power with double the CPU architecture.

ARM Holdings plc (NASDAQ:ARMH): The A6 processor in the iPhone 5 is a dual-core Cortex-A15, which is specifically manufactured for Apple by Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. in a 32-nm HKMG manufacturing process, state analysts at Nomura Equity Research. This makes Apple one of the first companies to use a Cortex-A15-based processor. Cortex-A15 is the highest performance processor core ARM Holdings plc makes.

Rackspace Hosting, Inc. (NYSE:RAX) does such an excellent job at delivering a Web hosting service for its clients that its business has seen immense growth, and the company shows year-over-year quarterly earnings growth at about 43 percent during the three-month period set to end on June 30. The company’s shares have been just as hot They hit a 52-week high of $65.26 on Tuesday, Sept. 11.

Seagate Technology PLC (NASDAQ:STX) plans to work with Intel Corp. in showing the latest advancements in solid state hybrid drives (SSHD) the Intel Developer Forum this year. In the Advanced Technology Zone of the event, Intel intends to show Seagate’s most recent solid state hybrid drive design, which was accelerated by Intel’s Smart Response Technology, used to run common office productivity applications nearly on the same level as solid state drives.

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