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How Wind River’s VxWorks Helped NASA’s InSight Land On Mars
by Dylan Martin
Under ownership by Intel and as an independent company, Wind River has provided its real-time operating system for industrial IoT deployments to NASA for multiple unmanned missions, including the InSight and Curiosity. -
Intel’s Global Policy Exec, Ex-Sales Head Greg Pearson Retires: CRN Exclusive
by Dylan Martin
Intel confirms to CRN that Greg Pearson, Intel’s former top channel advocate and sales executive, retired this month after working at the company for 35 years. -
Intel, AMD Lock Horns Over High-Performance Computing Prowess
by Dylan Martin
AMD has generated so much interest in the data center that one HPC partner says that he has been able to get price concessions from Intel. -
Samsung Set To Surpass Intel Semiconductor Sales For Second Year
by Dylan Martin
Intel lost the top spot for global semiconductor sales last year to Samsung, largely driven by the South Korean company’s fast-growing memory sales, after holding the position since 1993. -
Intel's Proposed Bill Would Jail Execs Who Lie About Data Privacy
by Dylan Martin
Intel’s proposed data privacy legislation would fine companies that don’t take reasonable safeguards to protect personal data and jail executives who lie about the measures they’re taking. -
Former Intel CEO Krzanich Joins Auto Dealer Software Firm
by Dylan Martin
Following his resignation from Intel earlier this year, former CEO Brian Krzanich has been named the leader of a publicly traded seller of auto dealer software. -
What Partners Should Know About Intel's New Xeon CPUs
by Dylan Martin
A roundup at what Intel partners should know about the semiconductor giant’s two latest families of Xeon server CPUs, including core counts, memory support, new features and supporting OEMs. -
Intel: New L1 Terminal Fault Bugs Hit Virtual Machines Harder
by Dylan Martin
Intel says L1 Terminal Fault and two other new vulnerabilities have a larger impact on virtual machines and will require greater safeguards. -
Intel's 5 Biggest Announcements At The Data-Centric Innovation Summit
by Dylan Martin
Intel made several big announcements for new data center products, capabilities and opportunities at the company's Data-Centric Innovation Summit this week. -
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5 Intel Bets That Didn't Work Out
by Dylan Martin
While Intel is making big pushes into new ventures like connected cars and autonomous drones, not all of the company's bets have worked out, including an ambitious plan to build augmented reality glasses. Here are five bets that didn't pay off for Intel. -
Intel Invests In AI Chip Startup To Boost Machine Learning In Edge Devices
by Dylan Martin
Intel's investment in Syntiant comes as the Santa Clara, Calif.-based semiconductor giant faces growing competition from large companies and upstarts alike that are building chips specifically suited for AI applications. -
Intel AI Builders Program Aims To Connect Systems Integrators, ISVs, OEMs With Enterprise Customers
by Dylan Martin
Systems integrators are key to the ecosystem Intel is building because of the complexity in deploying AI solutions at scale within large enterprises, says Fiaz Mohamed, head of business development for Intel's AI products group. -
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