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Intel develops chip 'Horse Ridge' to control quantum computers

Quantum computers remain years away from everyday use but have drawn the interest of major technology companies

Chip of a new block: Here's how Intel is working on next set of innovations

In its revamped avatar as a data centric company, the world's largest chipmaker Intel is working on the next set of innovations piggybacking on 5G network deployment

Are Amazon, Microsoft putting the world at risk of killer robots?

The use of AI to allow weapon systems to autonomously select and attack targets has sparked ethical debates in recent years

Intel banks on data, gaming, artificial intelligence for growth in India

Intel completed 20 years in India in 2018 and has invested over Rs 30,000 crore in the country to date

Intel consolidates IT operations with Infosys, lays off US employees

Questions sent to Infosys remained unanswered till the time of going to press

Intel makes interim CEO Swan permanent, bucking history of insiders

Given Swan's short tenure and lack of experience in manufacturing, many analysts believed he was unlikely to be named permanent CEO

In its search for a CEO, Intel still hasn't found what it's looking for

Former CEO Brian Krzanich was ousted on June 21 after the board discovered he had an extramarital affair with an employee

CES 2019: Intel showcasess Snow Ridge 5G SoC for wireless base stations

At CES 2019, Intel also demonstrated its future Intel Xeon Scalable 10-nm processor, code-named Ice Lake

How a Taiwanese upstart came to challenge Intel's chipmaking throne

TSMC's threat to Intel reflects a sea change in chipmaking that's seen one company after another hire TSMC to manufacture the chips they design

Intel trained 99,000 Indians in artificial intelligence since April 2017

Intel had committed to train 15,000 developers, students, and professors in AI initially through training and workshops, but have already exceeded the target over seven-fold

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich quits after probe into relationship with employee

Krzanich is the latest in a line of powerful men in business and politics to lose their jobs or resign over relationships viewed as inappropriate.

Intel asks users to delay updates, says patches can cause reboot snag: WSJ

Intel has identified three issues in updates released over the past week for 'microcode'

Intel, while pivoting to AI, tries to protect lead

Intel has long dominated the business for central processing chips

Intel bets on artificial intelligence, to train 15,000 people in India

Says AI will contribute to the biggest workload in data centres by 2020

Intel to buy Mobileye for $15 bn

$63.54 per share cash deal is the biggest technology takeover in Israel's history

Intel to buy Israeli driverless technology firm Mobileye for $15 billion

Mobileye accounts for 70% of the global market for driver-assistance and anti-collision systems

Intel South Asia MD Debjani Ghosh to step down in March

Intel South Asia has named Prakash Mallya to succeed Ghosh

Intel to invest $7 billion in new factory in Arizona, employ 3,000

White House said that there will be no incentives from the federal government for the Intel project

Intel raises forecast, sending shares soaring

Intel has been suffering from a global slide in demand for PCs because people increasingly prefer tablets or mobile phones

Intel to sell security unit to TPG for $3.1 bn

TPG will own 51 per cent of the new entity, valuing the entire company at $4.2 billion including debt