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Founded Jan 1968
Headquarters Santa Clara, CA, USA
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Intel has dominated the chip and semiconductor industry for quite some time. Currently headed up by the apologetic Paul Ottelini, the company continues - as of publishing - to miss the boat on smartphones and tablets while backing the wrong horse (see: WiMAX, MeeGo MayBe). It turns an enormous profit and growth anyway, though it faces unexpected competition to its arrogance by the likes of Samsung, and ARM in mobile. Intel once said its processors will be able to match the compute ability of a bumble bee's brain. We're not there yet. Intel has been accused of anti-competitive mafiosa behaviour in the past and now has the FTC keeping its eye on it.
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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| INTC | Intel | 21:00 GMT | 25.74 | +0.09 | +0.35% | 19123768 | 10.85 | 2.364 | 129.5B |
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Latest Intel news
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Samsung's Chromebox goes on sale
The machine is powered by a 1.9Ghz dual-core Intel Celeron processor which is a little wheezy, 4Gb DDR3 RAM, which is not bad and integrated Intel graphics (cough) -
Intel to produce next-gen chips in Ireland
Intel is expanding its plant in Leixlip, Co Kildare so that it can produce its future generation of chips. -
UMC sets sight on 20nm chips with $8 billion fab
Production will also get started for UMC at the 20nm process as foundries try to keep up with Intel’s trailblazing, and will also provide some 14nm capacity when equipment moves during the latter part of 2013. -
Intel wants your computer to know everything about you
The people at Intelhave never seen 2001: A Space Odyssey. Intel is working out ways to get your computer to learn all about you. -
God of couch potatoes dies
Polley's number one fan was Intel's Geneviee Bell. She thinks that the remote control defined everything in personal relationships. "It turns out that one of the great things in relationships is who is in charge," particularly in relation to remote controls for television, she once told us. -
Facebook falls on its defacebook, again
Meanwhile, TechWeekEurope has revealed that EMC is benefiting from Facebook, big time. And our sister publication, | ChannelBiz, is reporting a big "pig out" courtest of Pat "Kicking" Gelsinger, of Intel, of old. -
Intel shows off Puma 6
Intel has been showing off its first DOCSIS 3.0 cable gateway which can manage a 1Gb/s data transfer if it is going downhill with the wind behind it. -
ARM steps up war of words with Intel
The handbags at dawn PR war between ARM and Chipzilla appears to have been stepped up with the British outfit claiming it will take more of Intel's share in the notebook personal-computer market than Intel can take from it in the smartphone market. -
Samsung cracks graphene transistor conundrum
Various firms have been throwing money at developing graphene for future applications in replacement of silicon, with big hitters such as IBM and Intel achieving considerable headway. -
Freescale and AMD draw their blades
Intel is going to face some serious competition next year when Freescale and ARM start to take it on in its home turf. -
Hybrid processors fuel $111 billion market
Most notable of these was the 2010 introduction of the combined central processing unit (CPU) and graphics processing unit (GPU) by both Intel and AMD. -
Brian Krzanich likely to be Intel Otellini replacement
Intel Chief Executive Officer Paul Otellini appears to have received a mess of pottage from Chief Operating Officer Brian Krzanich and given him his blessing as his heir. -
US court uses "protection of the US" defence
According to Courthouse News, German company Qimonda, which is in the middle of bankruptcy proceedings, attempted to revoke its patent licences with Samsung, IBM, Intel, Micron Technology and others. -
AMD's Trinity goes head to head with Intel's Ultrabooks
AMD has finally lifted the lid on its Trinity APUs, aiming to push into Intel’s Ultrabook market with its own “mainstream” devices. -
Lenovo unleashes new servers, workstations
The two-socket rack servers will be come with Intel Xeon processors, holding up to eight cores per processor. This means achieving up to 30 percent greater CPU performance that current Lenovo server platforms. -
Intel begins researching 5nm
Intel boss Paul Otellini has said the company had begun its work on 7nm and 5mm process technologies. -
AMD Trinity leaks come thick and fast
The PDF showed the upcoming APUs' graphics performance relative to Intel's Sandy Bridge CPUs. The Trinity APUs are embedded options and Intel hasn't launched any Ivy Bridge embedded options so this was a better comparison. -
PC shipments in Western Europe decline
It also claimed that this quarter had a 'wait and see' feel to it, as many retailers were awaiting Intel's Ivy Bridge-based Ultrabooks and the arrival of Windows 8-based PCs.
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