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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.
Latest stock prices
| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| INTC | Intel | 21:00 GMT | 25.00 | -0.465 | -1.83% | 28850122 | 12.73 | 2.001 | 124.3B |
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Latest Intel discussion
Latest Intel news
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Intel bags a smartwatch
Fashion bag maker Intel is branching out into another range of accessories. -
ODMs pushing convertible notebooks
Taiwanese ODMs are reportedly persuading brand vendors to sign up for new 2-in-1 convertible designs, which are Microsoft’s and Intel’s latest attempt to halt the Android onslaught. Unlike Ultrabooks, 2-in-1 convertibles should feature sexier form factors and they could go after high-end tablets. -
Intel's Broadwell is delayed
Slides from a detailed Intel desktop platform roadmap have been leaked and confirm that Intel has no plans to introduce Broadwell microprocessors next year. -
Apple adopts native PCIe flash storage
PCIe however does show some signs of wider adoption already. example, Intel and Plextor are working on Next Generation Form Factor (NGFF) SSDs that will use a mini-PCIe connector. -
UK joins in on Huawei stoning
This has always been denied by Huawei and makes about as much sense as Intel doing the same thing to its chips installed in China. -
Intel demos reference Silvermont tablet
An interesting Computex showcase seems to have gone under the radar. Intel showed off a reference Silvermont tablet, built around the new Bay Trail-T platform. -
Intel plans Pakistan tablet rollout
Fashion bag maker Intelwill start rolling out its tablets and detachables into the Pakistani market in the second half of 2013. -
AMD takes another look at Android, Chrome
AMD made it clear that it is interested in Android months ago. Intel is already starting to get the first high-profile design wins in the Android space and Nvidia has created an all-new business around the Tegra SoC. -
ARM will make chips
RumourWho would ever have thought that the plucky little British company ARM would ever find itself in the position of challenging the might of Intel. -
AMD launches desktop Richland APUs
In AMD’s defence, reviews of Intel’s new fourth generation Core architecture, or Haswell, come up with similar conclusions – it also offers only marginally better performance than Ivy Bridge chips, at least as far as desktop chips are concerned. -
China lifts the lid on new supercomputer
According to HPCwire, the Tianhe-1A was pretty fast. In its day it was number one and could drive its 14,336 Intel Xeon X5670 processors and 7,168 nVidia Tesla GPUs to a peak performance of 4.7 petaflops. -
Intel: Now your PC is a zombie
Tom Kilroy, an executive VP of Intel said that netbooks ushered in tablets, which is an interesting re-invention of history. Kilroy, speaking in a vast auditorium here at Computex Taipei, was pushing hard the concept of two-in-one machines. -
Windows 8.1 and Haswell can't save the PC
CommentAnalysts are looking hopefully at Windows 8.1 and the release of the Intel's Haswell chip in the belief that this can stimulate the flagging PC market. -
AMD wants to nuke Intel’s NUC
Earlier this year Intel surprised the world with a range of NUC kits, which featured some impressive hardware in a tiny package. Although it was never intended to be a huge market success, the highly integrated NUC was viewed as the next logical step in desktop evolution. -
Asus goes tablet crazy, launches Haswell
Shih also announced the fonepad note, which is an Atom based machine. It is a six inch tablet with 3G voice calls. It has 1920 x 1080 HD and comes with front facing speakers and a stylus. The stylus lets you scribble, Shih said.It uses an Intel Atom 2560 processor. -
ARM is better than Intel – says ARM
At a press conference here at Computex 2013 this morning, a senior ARM executive claimed his company’s designs outperformed Intel designs. -
Clover Trail to power new Galaxy Tab
Intel seems to have grabbed its first major smart device Atom win courtesy of Samsung. -
Acer to launch Android all-in-one
It is based on a new Intel Haswell processor and it runs Android rather than Windows 8. That explains the relatively low price, as we don’t expect to see a lot of Haswell based gear priced at $400, at least not over the next few months.
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