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Intel Shareholders Vote To Reject Executive Pay Plan
by Shane Snider
A regulatory filing shows shareholders of the Santa Clara-based semiconductor giant signals disapproval of ballooning executive salaries, including Pat Gelsinger’s $178.6 million 2021 compensation. ‘We take our stockholders’ feedback very seriously, and we are committed to engaging with them and addressing their concerns,’ an Intel spokesperson told CRN.
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AMD And Qualcomm Challenge Intel vPro Dominance With Wi-Fi Tool
by Shane Snider
‘Intel’s vPro has been best-in-class when it comes to features and security. AMD’s recent security enhancements are now on par with Intel, making AMD a true contender in the remote management arena,’ says one solution provider executive.
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Apple Revises Return-To-Office Plan As COVID-19 Surges: Report
by Shane Snider
The Cupertino, Calif. tech giant will require masks in common areas and only require office presence two days a week, instead of the planned three days.
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Intel’s Stephanie Hallford On Modernizing vPro Platform, Targeting SMB Market
by Shane Snider
‘We are really starting to reach out to more of the small- and medium-business channel players because that is a very fragmented market. Our channel programs are very effective in hard-to-reach areas. The channel can move fast and fill niches quickly,’ Stephanie Hallford, Intel’s vPro platform leader, tells CRN.
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Intel Channel Chief Kalvin Touts Digitization And Being A ‘Partner First’ Company
by Shane Snider
U.S. channel manager Jason Kimrey joins in on a discussion with CRN on a variety of topics from emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and edge computing to the benefits of the Intel Partner Alliance and the chipmaker’s aggressive plans to expand manufacturing capacity.
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Intel’s Greg Lavender On Project Amber, Securing The Digital Future, Quantum Computing And ‘Y2Q’
by Shane Snider
Day two of Intel’s Vision event highlighted the need for advanced security in multiple areas of emerging technology.
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Iron Bow CEO On Intel Partnership, Supply Chain Issues, And How Hiring ‘Difference Makers’ Is Driving Growth
by Shane Snider
‘We’ve got a campaign this year, a modernization campaign. Having collaboration with Intel, we have co-developed a hybrid cloud solution that will replace and refresh our aging data center infrastructure. And Intel is with us on all of that,’ Iron Bow CEO Rene LaVigne tells CRN.
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AMD’s Ryzen Boss On Channel Business Boost, Supply Chain And Hybrid Focus
by Shane Snider
The company’s Ryzen Pro 6000 made its debut last month to power its commercial products – an area considered to still have growth potential despite an overall softening of the PC market.
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Intel Nabs Former AMD Exec Matt Poirier To Lead M&A Quest
by Shane Snider
The important mergers and acquisitions lead role at the chip giant will be filled by a veteran corporate development executive with more than 20 years of experience.
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AMD Launches New Ryzen 5000 Series To Power Next-Generation Chromebooks
by Shane Snider
Looking to maintain its momentum in the laptop computer arena, AMD is offering new Ryzen processors that will power Chromebooks from HP, Acer and Google.
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AMD CEO Lisa Su: Strong First Quarter Sets Stage For Year Of Big Growth
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘In summary, the start of 2022 is a significant inflection point for AMD, marked by record top and bottom-line financial results, driven by our leadership product portfolio and strong execution, and the close of our Xilinx acquisition,’ says AMD CEO Lisa Su.
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Intel Beefs Up GPU Capabilities With Siru Innovations Acquisition
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘Siru adds critical GPU talent that will support Intel’s pursuit of leadership graphics IP. Their expertise spans architecture, software, modeling and hardware implementation,’ says Balaji Kanigicherla, Intel vice president and the general manager of Intel’s AXG Custom Compute Group, in a LinkedIn post.
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Intel Partners Cheer New Chip Foundries In US
by Shane Snider
The strong support for more chip foundries in the U.S. comes even as the retiried CEO of Taiwan chip behemoth TSMC warned that the effort to revive chip manufacturing in the US is an “exercise in futility.”
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