The technology industry has a short memory, but the markets are starting to remember why Intel was once the undisputed king of the hill. For the last few years, the narrative surrounding Intel was one of managed decline—a titan struggling […]
Intel is no longer the company that can rely on “the way we’ve always done it.” In a move that signals the final transition from a period of existential crisis to one of disciplined scaling, Intel announced on March 3,
The semiconductor industry is no stranger to high-stakes narratives. The recent headlines surrounding Intel’s hiring of industry veteran Wei-Jen Lo—and the subsequent legal saber-rattling from TSMC—have successfully created a storm of drama. But if you strip away the legal posturing
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Intel, the company that put “Silicon” in Silicon Valley and whose five-note jingle is seared into the brains of a generation, is in trouble. This isn’t just a rough quarter or a missed product cycle; this is an existential crisis.
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While the cutting edge of Artificial Intelligence (AI) often demands top-tier, and correspondingly top-dollar, hardware, a significant and rapidly expanding community of innovators is exploring the vast potential of AI on a more constrained budget. These researchers, hobbyists and smaller
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The relentless pace of technological advancement often comes with a hidden cost: a shorter lifespan for our devices and a growing mountain of electronic waste. From Intel’s perspective, particularly through the lens of leaders like Gokul Subramaniam, VP of the
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The spin-out of Intel Capital will be interesting to see. Usually, investment groups in companies are funded to identify new technologies that could be beneficial or detrimental to the firm. As for new technologies, they allow them to compete with
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As a December surprise, Intel launched its Battlemage GPU cards. Priced at a very affordable $249 and $219, these discrete graphics cards will make great gifts for the sweet spot of general-purpose gaming. Intel has struggled with discrete graphics for
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ARM, along with Qualcomm, did a credible job of highlighting how technology developed for smartphones could have a major impact on the PC market. Both AMD and Intel have now produced competitive responses, though it is interesting to note that
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It was reported that Qualcomm approached Intel to explore buying the company. While such a purchase is unlikely to be approved, given the influence of both companies and Intel’s desire to remain independent, it isn’t impossible, and the two companies
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