As early as May this year, Intel announced plans to expand its factories in Israel and submitted applications. Today, the Israeli government agreed to give 700 million shekels of government subsidies to Intel's proposed...

At the 64th International Conference on Electronic Devices, Intel and Samsung, two leading semiconductor companies in the world, demonstrated the new technology of embedded MRAM in logic chip manufacturing process. Magne...

Intel's 10-nm process technology was originally planned to enter the mass production stage in the second half of 2016, but it has not been used by the company yet. At present, the process is only used to produce a small...

According to Bloomberg, Intel, which has dominated chip manufacturing for more than 30 years, will face challenges from TSMC and may even be replaced. Established in 1987, TSMC is mainly engaged in providing wafer OEM so...

Intel has been forced by AMD in the past two years, and the product lines have also been greatly accelerated. However, there have been too many toothpastes in the past few years. It is not realistic to suddenly change yo...

Intel and AMD are old enemies who have been in love and murder for half a century, but one thing is that their attitudes are basically the same. In order to solve the problem of game picture tearing and carton, NVIDIA an...

As early as 2014, Microsoft first announced that it was exploring the possibility of using FPGAs in data centers to speed up some of Bing's tasks. Later in 2016, Microsoft announced that they had extended the use of FPGA in Azure and Office 365. Each group uses FPGA according to their needs. For example, Azure uses FPGA for faster network connectivity, while Office 365 uses it for machine intelligence activities.

Looking ahead to the data center outlook, Micron Technology (Inc.) announced Thursday (Oct. 18) after the U.S. stock market, the joint venture IM Flash Technologies, LLC's Intel Corp. (Intel Corp.) stake, Meguiar intends to buy up.

Today, Bob Swan, Intel's CFO and interim CEO, issued an open letter on Friday on the company's official website, in response to a series of recent capital market queries about Intel. However, this open letter can dispel the market's doubts, for Intel to bring long-term good, remains to be tested.

Chip giant Intel CFO and interim CEO Bob Swan released an open letter Friday on the company's official website "Supply Update" in response to recent capital market queries about Intel's chip supply capacity and 10 nm chip manufacturing process. The letter first reviewed the significant growth of the industry in the first half of this year. The explosive growth of data and the need to process, store, analyze, and share data have spurred industry innovation and an astonishing demand for cloud, network, and enterprise computing performance.