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Ohio Braces for Economic Hit as Intel Hits Pause on Mega Project

Due to market conditions and the sluggish distribution of U.S. grant funds, Intel is postponing the development of its $20 billion chip manufacturing project in Ohio, according to a Wall Street Journal story published on Thursday.

Intel buys Israeli tech, self-driving car company Mobileye in a $15.3 billion deal

Intel is moving into self-driving cars as part of its strategy to build up its position in emerging areas of computer technology.

Intel Introduces Augmented Reality (AR) World Through X- Ray Visioning Daqri Smart Helmet

Intel’s 3D RealSense Camera empowers Daqri Helmet to represent an augmented reality world at the stage of Consumer Electronics Show, 2016. Through unveiling the smart helmet, Intel is believed to surpass Microsoft in the race towards augmented reality world. The X- ray visioning smart camera is scheduled to become available for purchase from the first quarter of this year.

Oakley Glasses: Intel’s Radar Pace Empowered Athletic Smart Glasses

Intel’s Radar Pace Technology has been successfully incorporated in Oakley branded smart glasses, are capable of analyzing athletic performances and coaching thereto. The glasses have been represented before the audience of Consumer Electronics Show, 2016. Unlike Google Glass, the Radar Pace technology instructs the wearer doing everything just by talking.

After Qualcomm, Intel Dives Into Drone Through Acquiring Former Partner, Ascending Technologies

Intel has announced acquiring German drone maker, Ascending Technologies on Monday. All the existing 75 employees of the latter concern are going to be offered position in the new dynasty. Not only that, Intel has also pledged commitments to extend support to the existing customers of the acquired entity.

Former Intel President Joins Oracle as Independent Director

Renee James, former president of Intel Corp. joins Oracle Board as one of the Directors.

Intel hires Former Co-President of Rival Qualcomm to lead new Client and Internet of Things and Systems Architecture Group

Intel hired Venkata “Murthy” Renduchintala just one day after he resigned from rival chip maker Qualcomm.

Intel, Google and Tag Heuer Release Luxury Smart Watch

TAG Heuer teamed up with Google and Intel to release luxury smartwatch. However, Swiss watch maker does not seem confidence with their product.

Tag Heuer teams up with Google and Intel to launch Android smartwatch

Tag Heuer unveils its first smartwatch. The $1,500 watch has Intel's Atom processor and Google's Android Wear Software.

Intel to convert processor plant in China into memory chips factory

Intel is shifting its focus toward memory technology as demand for its core processors declines. The company says it will spend as much as $5.5 billion over the next few years to shift production in its China plant from processor chips to memory chips.

Intel profit down as data center business stagnates

Intel Corporation reported the decreasement of its revenue on quarterly profit. The profit falls regarding to the weak demand for intel's chips used in personal computers. Intel said the business reduce is due to the low growth of data center business area in 2015.

Free Mobile TV from Verizon

Now, you can watch your favorite show anytime and anywhere with your mobile. Thanks to Verizon and its Go90 service, Verizon customers or not can enjoy watching TV shows such as the National Football League and Food Central to name a few right from their mobile at no charge.

Introducing Intel’s Skylake processor

Intel introduces a new line of PC microprocessors they call Skylake today. The chips are designed to bring life back into the slow sales of PCs since smartphones and tablets became more popular.

Big Data in Food Production: FarmLogs helps farmers increase crop yields using flow sensors and satellite imagery

Jesse Vollmar had created a software called FarmLogs to help farmers increase production through cloud computing, enlisting significant data they needed using flow sensor technology and monitoring farm fields by using satellite imagery.

Samsung partners with Sigfox for Internet of Things

Samsung, the technology giant has announced its undisclosed amount of investment in France-based start up Sigfox, which has recently raised $115 million mega round in venture capital..

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