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IN PICTURES: Collaboration and partner transformation takes centre stage at EDGE 2016
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IN PICTURES: Dell and Intel open doors to Internet of Things potential
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In Pictures: How 7 companies bring power to Hadoop Big Data applications
News about intel
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Qualcomm has no plans to abandon data centre business
Qualcomm has no plans to abandon its efforts to create processors for data centres, the company's president, who oversees the chip division, said.
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Mapping start-up partners with Microsoft in self-driving car push
Mapping start-up Mapbox is teaming up with Microsoft and Intel to deepen its push into providing maps for self-driving cars.
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Fresh Spectre and Meltdown-related chip flaws found
Cyber security researchers have found a new security flaw that affects a swath of modern computing chips and is related to the Spectre and Meltdown chip flaws.
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Multiple operating systems at risk as developers misinterpret Intel documentation
Developers have inadvertently opened multiple operating systems up to attack after misinterpreting documentation on Intel architecture hardware debug exception.
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Intel A/NZ country manager departs
V.R. Rajkumar has vacated his role as country manager of Intel across Australia and New Zealand, leaving the tech giant after almost 20 years.
Features about intel
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Bloodiest tech industry layoffs of 2016 so far
Here’s a rundown of some of the more notable layoffs, workforce reductions, resizings or whatever computer and networking companies want to call them so far in 2016
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Intel delivers better cloud to business through ‘Cloud for All’ initiative
“The cloud has been critical to the digital services economy but broad enterprise adoption is not happening fast enough."
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How to find agility in the Cloud
When Girish Juneja left his position as CTO of the Datacenter Software division at Intel to take on the role of CTO of global financial services and business services company Altisource in January 2014, Altisource was struggling with a problem many companies would love to have -- it was growing so fast that IT operations was having trouble keeping up.
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Top 5: Smart wireless developments of 2015
Check out the top 5 developments that will impact the smart wireless devices sector this year.
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Five paths for Moore's Law
For 50 years, Moore's Law has paved the way for faster, smaller and cheaper devices. The observation focuses on the economics and scaling of silicon chips, which are at the heart of computing devices.
