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New Intel CEO Krzanich takes reins of core product groups
Management shakeup, new devices division launched
Intel's fourth quarter a bummer, as expected
Profits fall a lot faster than revenues
Intel plucks new CEO Brian Krzanich from its own ranks
Can he somehow wrangle vast Chipzilla back onto track?
Intel to leave desktop motherboard market
Chipzilla checks out
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Desultory figures from Intel as Otellini makes his last call
After 39 years at Chipzilla and over 80 earnings calls Paul Otellini has just finished his final one before stepping down in May. He didn't so much leave with a bang as a whimper.
The company booked $12.6bn in revenue for Q1 2013, down nearly a billion from the last quarter, and profits dropped 25 per cent to $2bn, over half of …
Intel and pals shrink their semis by $600m as demand droops
Semiconductor factories hit the brakes to avoid heaps of unwanted chips piling up after demand for components shrank.
Bean counter iSuppli reckons the major manufacturers acted swiftly to prevent expensive backlogs of baked silicon forming: the average number of days between producing inventory and selling it declined five per …
Hey Intel, Microsoft: Share those profits with your PC pals, eh? - analyst
Toppling tower of PC weaklings could bury giants, Gartner warns
Data centers can't save Intel's first quarter
But they might save 2013 if Atom and Xeon chips take off
Acorn founder: SIXTH WAVE of tech will wash away Apple, Intel
Acorn co-founder Hermann Hauser has claimed the world is entering a new "sixth wave" of computing, driven by the arrival of omnipresent computers and machine-learning.
Speaking at a Software East event this week, the celebrated computer whiz said we are entering an era where computers are everywhere and often undetectable - …
Intel inches above Wall Street's earnings expectations
On the day that the Dow notched its first triple-digit gain in over a month, Intel joined the party – well, in a minor way, to be sure – by beating Wall Street's lowered expectations for its most-recent quarter.
The company reported quarterly revenue of $13.5bn, net income of $3bn, and earnings per share of 58¢. While those …
Intel plans Core i7 bare bones mini-PCs
'Guts of an ultrabook' inside 'Next Unit of Computing' machines
Intel CEO: PC market slogging along at half speed
Windows 8 the savior? Wait 90 days. What will it run on? Wait a year
New Intel flash hardness performs faster for less
330-series SSD is cheap as chips
Intel grazes Q2 numbers, but 'growth will be slower' in Q3
Revises full-year projections downward
Servers save Intel's Q2, and probably the year
Xeon E5 push to 2012 timed perfectly
Microsoft's Intel-powered Surface Pro to launch in February
New accessories coming, too
Intel comes out swinging against $1.3bn European fine
Derides evidence as 'profoundly inadequate'
Disk fab floods rinse $1bn off Intel's Q4 revenue
Drive shortage chips away at CPU demand
Intel sneaks out low-power microserver chip
Intel has not made a big fuss about it, but the chip maker has kicked out a promised 15 watt processor aimed at the fledgling and sometimes cloudy microserver market.
The chip, which is paradoxically called the Pentium 350, was promised back in March when Intel pre-launched the "Sandy Bridge-DT" Xeon E3-1200 series of chips for …
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