According to The Wall Street Journal, Intel is reportedly looking into purchasing Broadcom, assuming Broadcom's hostile takeover of Qualcomm works out.
Intel announced today that it will be collaborating with Alphabet’s self-driving unit Waymo to provide the computing power necessary for Level 4 and 5 autonomous vehicles that can drive in most any condition.
Samsung's earnings report reveals its the most profitable company in the world, thanks to its chipmaking business. In fact, Samsung has managed to knock Intel out of the top spot to claim more operating profit for its chipset division.
Microsoft has recently partnered with Qualcomm in an attempt to get Windows running on an ARM chipset. Their latest demonstration shows x86 applications emulated on the platform too and it looks as if Intel is worried about Windows tablets and laptops shifting away from the x86 chipset.
The FTC has filed a lawsuit against Qualcomm due to claims of anti-competitive business strategies, while Samsung and Intel have joined the battle to hopefully open the door for more competition in the future.
According to a new report from the Korea Herald, it looks as though Samsung is set to surpass Intel as the world's largest chipmaker. Intel has held the position for the past 24 years.
Intel's upcoming 10nm mobile chipsets are said to be a generation ahead of Samsung and Qualcomm's. This is because Intel is using a hyper-scaling technique that allows them to fit twice as many transistors onto the same die size.
Last month we learned that Spreadtrum would be working with Intel to launch a new SoC built on the company's Atom chip design. Today, the details have been revealed and we learn it has 8 2.0 GHz cores, the PowerVR GT7200 GPU, and is capable of LTE connectivity.
Intel has announced a partnership with Intel. The partnership will see that every Micromax phone has McAfee's security suite pre-installed on every Micromax phone.
Intel hasn't had the best of luck in the mobile market but they certainly haven't given up. It seems the Chinese chip maker, Spreadtrum, is working on a chip for mid-range smartphones that is said to be in phones in the second half of this year.
Intel started building a factory in 2011 and it was supposed to be completed in 2013. This got delayed though and now they're investing $7 billion to get it completed so it can start manufacturing 7nm chips.
Samsung's semiconductor sales increased year-over-year 1.5% in 2016, placing Samsung second behind only Intel for the year. Intel holds 15.9% of the market, while Samsung holds second at 11.8%. Qualcomm and SK Hynix came in third and fourth spots.
Almost one year ago, we learned that Intel and New Balance had teamed up to work on an Android Wear smartwatch dubbed the New Balance RunIQ. We haven't heard much about it since then, but today the companies have disclosed what they've been working on this past year.
Everyone seems to want in on the upcoming self-driving car market since a standard has yet to be created. Today at CES, Intel, BMW and MobileEye have announced they want to begin testing their autonomous platform sometime during the second half of this year.
Google Maps is the go-to map service for a lot of people, but there are other options out there. HERE Maps has had reasonable success in the market and Intel has just announced they will be acquiring 15% of the company.
5G will be the next big advancement when it comes to wireless connectivity for our smartphones, tablets and smartwatches. While this rollout is still far off, AT&T has partnered with Intel and they are both doing some tests in Austin right now.
With some new smartphones replacing the 3.5mm headphone jack with the USB Type-C port, some people have been very upset about the change.
Intel says this change is actually good for the consumer (once people get over the initial barrier) because the analog signal can disrupt other electronics...
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