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Intel to ship chips with built-in protection against Meltdown and Spectre, says CEO Brian Krzanich
Tech2 News Staff •Krzanich also said that he's aware that Intel has a lot of ground to cover in this regard.
Former chief executive of Intel Paul Otellini dies in his sleep at the age of 66
•Intel on Tuesday announced that former chief executive Paul Otellini died in his sleep a day earlier, at the age of 66.
Intel is working with Alphabet's Waymo to advance self-driving car technology
Ians •The newest vehicles from Waymo feature Intel-based technologies for sensor processing, general compute and connectivity.
Intel completes its $15.3 billion deal to acquire Israeli company Mobileye
Ians •Intel Corp further extended its offer to buy out remaining shareholders of Mobileye NV after securing 84 percent of the acquisition target's shares.
Tokyo 2020: Intel signs Olympic deal till 2024 after McDonald's split
•The partnership was signed at an official ceremony in New York with International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach and Brian Krzanich, Intel's chief executive, both present.
Tech firms and BMW teaming up to make driverless cars
Fp Archives •BMW is set to announce an alliance to develop self-driving cars with collision detection specialist Mobileye and computer chip maker Intel, a source familiar with the matter said, as the race to put driverless cars on the road heats up.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich outlines five-point strategy as it moves from PC to cloud
Tech2 News Staff •Intel CEO Brian Krzanich has come out with 'five commandments' -- five core beliefs that he holds to be undeniably true for the future.
Intel and Microsoft face different challenges in shifts to cloud
Fp Archives •Financial results from Microsoft Corp and Intel Corp this week brought into sharp relief the challenges the onetime PC partners face as they shift more of their emphasis to cloud computing.
Intel set to buy Altera for $16.7 bn to boost data centre business
Fp Archives •By combining with Altera, Intel will be able to bundle its processing chips with the smaller company's programmable chips, which are used, among other things, to speed up Web-searches.
Intel nears deal to buy Altera for $16 billion: Report
Fp Archives •Intel has resumed talks to buy programmable-chip maker Altera Corp and is close to a $16 billion deal, people familiar with the matter said on Friday, paving way for the third mega semiconductor-chip deal this year.