Gelsinger, who resigned on Dec. 1, left the company before the completion of an ambitious and costly four-year plan to restore the company's lead in making the fastest and smallest computer chips
Intel will qualify for at least $1 billion this year, a senior administration official said, based on milestones it has already reached
The company will replace rival Intel Corp. in the 128-year-old Dow Jones Industrial Average prior to the start of trading on Nov. 8, S&P Dow Jones Indices said in a statement
Apollo Global management's proposed investment signals confidence in Intel's turnaround, as the chipmaker struggles with costly transformation efforts
While Qualcomm's approach raises the prospect of others entering the fray, at least one large rival is opting to sit on the sidelines for now
Intel's stock has plunged nearly 60 per cent this year and has lagged chip firms, including Nvidia and TSMC, as it missed out on an AI-driven boom in chip demand
Dispute over profit margins blocked Intel-Sony deal, sources say
The exceptional participation has prompted the government to extend the deadline to accommodate the overwhelming response and industry suggestions
Dell executives Bill Scannell and John Byrne communicated the layoffs through an internal memo, titled "Global Sales Modernisation Update", on August 6
Intel, which employed 116,500 people as of June 29, excluding some subsidiaries, said the majority of the job cuts would be completed by the end of 2024
Shares of the company were down about 20 per cent in premarket trading after Intel late forecast quarterly revenue below estimates
Intel did not give any specific reason for the decision and made no link to the ongoing war in Gaza, in which over 37,000 Palestinians have been killed
Intel said the AI models optimised for Core Ultra processors are available from popular industry sources, including OpenVINO Model Zoo, Hugging Face, ONNX Model Zoo and PyTorch
Rival Nvidia also has plans for three China-specific chips after the United States late last year tightened a rule capping the capabilities of AI chips that can be shipped to China
Indian IT services company Infosys and chip giant Intel on Wednesday announced expansion of their strategic collaboration to assist global enterprises in accelerating their AI journeys. The advanced artificial intelligence (AI) solutions offered as a part of this partnership will aim to help businesses become cost-effective and performance-driven while being responsible by design, according to a joint release. Announcing Infosys Topaz and Intel collaboration to accelerate enterprise growth and efficiency with Generative AI, the release said the expanded partnership will help "democratise" AI by bringing open standards in AI hardware and software stack across edge, core, and cloud computing. Infosys Topaz an AI-first set of services, solutions and platforms that helps enterprises accelerate business value using generative AI technologies - will adopt Intel-based solutions, including Intel Xeon processors, Intel Gaudi accelerators, Intel Core Ultra Processors, software, and other ...
Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger said 2024 would be the year of worst operating losses for the company's chipmaking business and that it expects to break even on an operating basis by about 2027
The Wall Street Journal reported in November that Intel was in talks for between $3 billion and $4 billion in government subsidies from the programme
Intel's programmable chip unit began operating as a standalone business at the beginning of the year
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Intel climbed as much as 1.1 per cent in late trading Friday after Bloomberg reported the news. The stock was down 13 per cent this year through the close