Intel’s upcoming family of Core processors, code-named Haswell, will offer 50 percent more battery life in laptops than did their “Ivy Bridge” predecessors, Intel said on Thursday.
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Intel claims Haswell will offer 50 percent more battery life
Ahead of Intel’s next generation of CPUs, AMD announces new chips, formerly code-named Temash, Kabini, and Richland. [Read more]
Well, that didn’t take long. A mere five days after Brian Krzanich took the reins as the new CEO of Intel, he’s shaking things up at an organizational level.
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New Intel CEO creates ‘New Devices’ division focused on ‘cool technology’
Samsung will soon release its first Android tablet based on an Intel Atom processor, according to a source familiar with the plan, in what would be a vote of confidence for Intel chips in mobile devices.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 3 to contain Intel Atom chip, source says
Intel will continue to fulfill Moore’s Law for the foreseeable future, but the challenge of keeping up with it is growing as chips get smaller, says a company executive.
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Shrinking chips challenge Moore’s Law
Paul Otellini, who retired as the chip giant’s CEO on Thursday, tells The Atlantic that he didn’t do what it takes for Intel to be in Apple’s initial smartphone.
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Intel ex-CEO looks back at biggest blown call: Missing out on the iPhone
McAfee, part of Intel, today announced a profound shift in how it distributes and prices its consumer security products by introducing LiveSafe, a service that combines anti-malware plus a score of other capabilities, such as anti-theft protection and a so-called “safety deposit box” in the cloud that can only be accessed by means of the user’s face or voice biometric.
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McAfee rethinks consumer security service delivery
NEC outs its laptop with Intel’s 4th Generation Core, aka, Haswell chip. [Read more]
As Intel mulls a plan to expand its contract-manufacturing operations, the company has lost ground as the world’s top semiconductor company to chip suppliers benefitting from the success of mobile devices, according to a study by IC Insights released on Monday.
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Intel loses ground as world’s top semiconductor company, survey says
Today ends the last full week of Paul Otellini’s reign as Intel’s CEO.
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Intel CEO’s legacy: PC glory, smartphone grief