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Chipmaker Intel Cuts Annual Revenue Forecast For Second Time This Year
Chipmaker Intel Corp on Thursday cut its full-year profit and revenue forecast and warned it would lay off staff, but a stronger-than-expected performance at its personal computers segment helped send shares higher.
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Sony, Memory Chipmaker Kioxia Seeking US Approval to Supply to Huawei: Report
Sony Corp and memory chipmaker Kioxia Holdings have applied for US approval to continue supplying Huawei Technologies, Nikkei reported on Sunday.
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Intel Shares Could Rise 25% Next Year: Report
Intel Corp's shift to higher-growth businesses such as server chips and embedded chips for cars could drive a 25 increase in its shares in a year, according to a report on Sunday in the financial publication Barron's.
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Intel Plans to Cut Thousands of Jobs: Report
Intel Corp is planning to cut thousands of jobs this spring, including reducing headcount in some business units by double-digit percentages, news website Oregonlive said, citing sources inside the company familiar with the plan.
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European Commission Clears Intel's $16.7 Billion Bid for Altera
World No. 1 chipmaker Intel Corp gained unconditional EU antitrust approval today for its $16.7 billion bid for Altera Corp, its largest ever acquisition.
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Intel in Talks to Buy Altera, Shares Surge: Report
Intel Corp is in talks to buy fellow chipmaker Altera Corp in a deal likely to top $10 billion, according to a source familiar with the matter, making it Intel's biggest purchase ever and the latest merger in the quickly consolidating semiconductor sector.
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Intel Unveils Platform to Simplify Connectivity of Products
Intel's platform is like a set of building blocks based on the chipmaker's components and software for companies to create smart, connected devices, Doug Davis, head of Intel's Internet of Things business, said at a launch event in San Francisco.
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Intel CEO Says Costly Tablet Chip Strategy Paid Off
Intel Corp's plan this year to pay manufacturers to use its processors to make tablets was boosting the chipmaker's market share, chief executive Brian Krzanich said on Tuesday, adding that he hoped to avoid such a costly strategy with smartphones.
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Intel, Fashion Accessory Retailer Fossil to Create Wearable Tech
Chipmaker Intel Corp on Friday said it would work with watches and fashion accessory retailer Fossil Group to develop wearable computing devices.
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Intel to Make Tablet Chips With China's Rockchip
The deal teams Intel up with a chipmaker specializing in low-end mobile devices that often cost less than $100 and are popular in China and other fast-growing markets. This represents a major move for the Santa Clara, California company that has struggled to gain traction in smartphones and tablets.
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Intel Hires Staples Executive to Shake Up Marketing
Intel Corp has hired senior Staples executive Steven Fund to oversee its global marketing, a novel pick that the chipmaker hopes will improve its profile in an industry where laptops have become blase compared to tablets and smartphones.
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Intel tightens executive pay as PC demand slows
The steps to push executives to perform better were the latest indication that chief executive officer Brian Krzanich, who took over almost a year ago, is streamlining the chipmaker in the face of slow demand.
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Intel gives lukewarm revenue forecast; shares fall
Intel Corp's earnings missed expectations by a penny in the fourth quarter due to weak spending on servers, and the chipmaker gave a lukewarm forecast for first-quarter revenue that did little to dispel concerns about a slowing PC industry.
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For Intel, Hollywood dreams prove a leap too far
Earlier this year, Intel Corp rented temporary retail space in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago for a splashy launch of Intel TV, a new Internet entertainment service that the chipmaker promised could revolutionize the television industry.
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Intel creates new business division for connected gadgets
The Santa Clara, California chipmaker and other technology companies are betting that what they call the 'Internet of Things' - a trend toward connecting everything from bathroom scales to skyscraper ventilation systems via the Internet - will create massive demand for new electronics and software.
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Chipmaker Intel Cuts Annual Revenue Forecast For Second Time This Year
Chipmaker Intel Corp on Thursday cut its full-year profit and revenue forecast and warned it would lay off staff, but a stronger-than-expected performance at its personal computers segment helped send shares higher.
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Sony, Memory Chipmaker Kioxia Seeking US Approval to Supply to Huawei: Report
Sony Corp and memory chipmaker Kioxia Holdings have applied for US approval to continue supplying Huawei Technologies, Nikkei reported on Sunday.
-
Intel Shares Could Rise 25% Next Year: Report
Intel Corp's shift to higher-growth businesses such as server chips and embedded chips for cars could drive a 25 increase in its shares in a year, according to a report on Sunday in the financial publication Barron's.
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Intel Plans to Cut Thousands of Jobs: Report
Intel Corp is planning to cut thousands of jobs this spring, including reducing headcount in some business units by double-digit percentages, news website Oregonlive said, citing sources inside the company familiar with the plan.
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European Commission Clears Intel's $16.7 Billion Bid for Altera
World No. 1 chipmaker Intel Corp gained unconditional EU antitrust approval today for its $16.7 billion bid for Altera Corp, its largest ever acquisition.
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Intel in Talks to Buy Altera, Shares Surge: Report
Intel Corp is in talks to buy fellow chipmaker Altera Corp in a deal likely to top $10 billion, according to a source familiar with the matter, making it Intel's biggest purchase ever and the latest merger in the quickly consolidating semiconductor sector.
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Intel Unveils Platform to Simplify Connectivity of Products
Intel's platform is like a set of building blocks based on the chipmaker's components and software for companies to create smart, connected devices, Doug Davis, head of Intel's Internet of Things business, said at a launch event in San Francisco.
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Intel CEO Says Costly Tablet Chip Strategy Paid Off
Intel Corp's plan this year to pay manufacturers to use its processors to make tablets was boosting the chipmaker's market share, chief executive Brian Krzanich said on Tuesday, adding that he hoped to avoid such a costly strategy with smartphones.
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Intel, Fashion Accessory Retailer Fossil to Create Wearable Tech
Chipmaker Intel Corp on Friday said it would work with watches and fashion accessory retailer Fossil Group to develop wearable computing devices.
-
Intel to Make Tablet Chips With China's Rockchip
The deal teams Intel up with a chipmaker specializing in low-end mobile devices that often cost less than $100 and are popular in China and other fast-growing markets. This represents a major move for the Santa Clara, California company that has struggled to gain traction in smartphones and tablets.
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Intel Hires Staples Executive to Shake Up Marketing
Intel Corp has hired senior Staples executive Steven Fund to oversee its global marketing, a novel pick that the chipmaker hopes will improve its profile in an industry where laptops have become blase compared to tablets and smartphones.
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Intel tightens executive pay as PC demand slows
The steps to push executives to perform better were the latest indication that chief executive officer Brian Krzanich, who took over almost a year ago, is streamlining the chipmaker in the face of slow demand.
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Intel gives lukewarm revenue forecast; shares fall
Intel Corp's earnings missed expectations by a penny in the fourth quarter due to weak spending on servers, and the chipmaker gave a lukewarm forecast for first-quarter revenue that did little to dispel concerns about a slowing PC industry.
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For Intel, Hollywood dreams prove a leap too far
Earlier this year, Intel Corp rented temporary retail space in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago for a splashy launch of Intel TV, a new Internet entertainment service that the chipmaker promised could revolutionize the television industry.
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Intel creates new business division for connected gadgets
The Santa Clara, California chipmaker and other technology companies are betting that what they call the 'Internet of Things' - a trend toward connecting everything from bathroom scales to skyscraper ventilation systems via the Internet - will create massive demand for new electronics and software.
