Professional drone from Intel
Inspection, observation, surveying: tasks for which drones are increasingly being used. Intel is presenting a new aircraft for these applications.
read more...read more...Majority stake in Intel Security sold
Intel Security becomes McAfee again
After the planned integration of security functions into hardware never really got off the ground, Intel is parting with its majority stake in the security specialist McAfee after six years.
read more...The most important questions about the Apple A10 SoC
For the first time, the iPhone 7 features an SoC with four CPUs based on ARM's Big.LITTLE approach, which has been known in the Android environment since 2014. The device does not yet exist, but nonsensical rumors are already circulating. Here are the top 3 and their corrections.
read more...Intel presents 'Joule' maker platform
Rather chunk than spill: the 'Joule' kit is not stingy with computing power and is designed for virtual reality applications. However, the price of the kit is likely to exceed the budget of many "makers". There is also news about Intel's FPGA strategy.
read more...Increasing security risk due to shortage of skilled workers
The number of cyber attacks will continue to increase in the future. The reason: despite the advance of cloud computing, mobile computing and IoT, companies are not increasing the number of their IT security staff sufficiently - according to a study by Intel Security and CSIS.
read more...BMW cooperates with Intel and Mobileye
BMW intends to cooperate with Intel and Mobileye on autonomous driving in the future. The three companies announced this on Friday. The partners want to put the first series-produced fully automated vehicle on the road in 2021.
read more...IT decision-makers mistrust the cloud
According to a survey commissioned by Intel Security, many German IT decision-makers distrust the cloud. Is this due to data protection, fear of data loss or loyalty to providers?
read more...Intel plans to cut 12,000 jobs
After the close of trading on April 19, 2016, the world's largest US chip manufacturer Intel announced plans to cut 12,000 jobs worldwide by mid-2017. This corresponds to around 11% of the workforce. The weak PC business is causing it problems.
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