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Intel’s New CEO Vows Rapid Growth in Mobile Market
Intel Corp.’s new chief executive vowed Thursday to rapidly grow the company’s presence in the tablet and smartphone markets at a shareholder meeting that formalized a major management shift for the Silicon Valley chip giant.
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Carl Icahn Wants to Fire Michael Dell (Video)
A lively TV lunch hour with a corporate raider.
Intel Unveils New Low-Power Mobile Chip Designs
Rushing to catch up in mobile, Intel aims to bring its “Silvermont” technology to smartphones and tablets.
Intel’s New CEO and President Pitched Board as a Team
With this board of directors, two turn out to be better than one.
Brian Krzanich Wins Intel’s Predictable CEO Horse Race
Name an outsider? Not so much.
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Intel Picks COO Krzanich for CEO Job
Intel concluded a search for a new CEO by picking an inside candidate: COO Brian Krzanich will replace outgoing leader Paul Otellini on May 16. The chip giant says Kraznich’s new job will pay $10 million in cash and stock this year.Intel Capital Leads $9 Million Round in Mobile App Firm FeedHenry
App development in the cloud.
Expect Labs Gets Endorsements (And Money) From Samsung, Intel and Telefonica
Strategic investors ante up for “anticipatory company” startup.
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Microprocessor Report Chronicles Intel’s Lead in Micro-Server, 3-D Transistors
Today was a good day for bullish views on Intel. There was Deutsche Bank‘s Ross Seymore writing about the probable rise in the company’s share of tablet computer microprocessors; and there was Wells Fargo‘s David Wong writing that investors don’t fully understand the promise in Intel’s broad line of chips.My, Look at ARM’s Healthy Sales
Tough enough to tackle Intel in the server business? We’ll see.
Shuttered Ad Tech Startup Team Lands at Intel’s Web TV Project
A good chunk of AdBrite’s tech team heads to Intel Media.