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Chip makers: 'Cell' will be 10 times faster

Chip makers: 'Cell' will be 10 times faster

IBM, Sony Corp. and Toshiba Corp. on Monday unveiled some key details on the powerful new "Cell" processor the three are jointly producing to run next-generation computers, game consoles and TVs.

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