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How Intel Plans to Radically Change High-Speed Wireless Internet

By Tim Bajarin

Here's How Much Faster Your Next Laptop Will Be

By Lisa Eadicicco

10 of the Coolest Gadgets From CES 2017

By Lisa Eadicicco

Why Intel Is Laying Off Thousands of Workers

By Kevin Kelleher
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Remembering Andy Grove, Former Intel CEO

A personal view by Time Inc.’s Norman Pearlstine

By Norman Pearlstine

The Incredible Story of Andrew Grove, 1997 Man of the Year

A champion of the semiconductor revolution, Grove survived some of the 20th century's darkest horrors

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

Intel to End Sponsorship of Math and Science Contest

Pulling support from the Science Talent Search, with no explanation

By Charlotte Alter

How Intel's Future Goes Way Beyond the PC

The company is looking to diversify as the personal computer market shrinks

By Tim Bajarin

Apple Leads Stock Rally

The Dow plunged 1,000 points on open but Apple's stock is green.

By John Kell / Fortune

Stephen Hawking's Speech Program Released for Free

Intel hopes developers will innovate and expand on the base system

By Daniel White

Lenovo May Have Just Released The Most Powerful Business Laptop Ever

It's pretty impressive.

By Michal Addady / Fortune

This Chart Shows 10 Major Tech Acquisitions From the Past 15 Years

Take a look at which companies got bought

By Jack Linshi

Intel Buying Altera for $16.7 Billion in Cash

It's the second big semiconductor acquisition in days

By John Kell / Fortune

3 Books Every Leader Should Read to Be Successful

Teachings from the best in the business world

By Callie Schweitzer

Intel Pledges $300 Million to Increase Workforce Diversity

Only 24% of 2013 employees were female

By Charlotte Alter

Intel to Budget $300 Million for Diversity

The tech giant also aims to increase the minority population in its workforce by 14%

By Rishi Iyengar

Intel Thinks 'Stylish' Women Will Love This $495 Bracelet

It'll be available at Opening Ceremony and Barney's

By Victor Luckerson

Meet Nixie, the Selfie Drone You Wear on Your Wrist

Wearable cameras might be nothing new: the GoPro, a camera you can mount to just about anything, has been around since 2002, and 2014 saw the public releases of Google Glass and the Autographer. But...

By Erica Fahr Campbell

Intel Promises Faster, Lighter and Thinner with Its New Processor Line

Intel looks to prove that Moore’s law is alive and well almost half a century later.

By Tim Bajarin

There May Be Conflict Minerals in Your Smartphone

Google, Apple, Intel and other tech companies revealed Tuesday that minerals sold to fund combatants in the Democratic Republic of Congo and nearby countries may be used in the manufacture of their gadgets.The disclosures come...

By Victor Luckerson
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