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• Intel claims Haswell will offer 50 percent more battery life

  By Agam Shah | 23 May, 2013 22:17

  Intel's upcoming family of Core processors, code-named Haswell, will offer 50 percent more battery life in laptops than did their "Ivy Bridge" predecessors, Intel said on Thursday.

• Intel claims Haswell will offer 50 per cent more battery life in laptops

  By Agam Shah | 23 May, 2013 22:06

  Intel's upcoming family of Core processors, code-named Haswell, will offer 50 per cent more battery life in laptops than did their Ivy Bridge predecessors, according to the company.

• U.S. urged to let companies 'hack-back' at IP cyber thieves

  By Jaikumar Vijayan | 23 May, 2013 19:29

  U.S. companies should be allowed to take aggressive countermeasures against hackers seeking to steal their intellectual property, contends the private Commission on the Theft of American Intellectual Property.

• AMD reveals next-gen mobile CPUs, claims unprecedented graphics performance

  By Michael Brown | 23 May, 2013 13:51

  AMD hopes to have a big second half in 2013, launching three new CPUs featuring integrated graphics that perform on par with the company's discrete GPUs. On Thursday, AMD revealed key details of these next-generation mobile chips, code-named Temash, Kabini, and Richland.

• New HP PCs include 20-inch all-in-one that lies flat for games

  By Melissa Riofrio | 23 May, 2013 13:27

  HP's consumer PC sales continue to languish, but the game's not over yet--certainly not on the company's new Envy Rove, a 20-inch all-in-one that can lay flat for multiplayer games. The company also announced a raft of other all-in-ones and desktops today.

• IP theft commission: US needs to take strong action

  By Grant Gross | 22 May, 2013 20:20

  The U.S. government should bar foreign companies that repeatedly steal or use stolen U.S. intellectual property from selling their products in the country, a new report recommended.

• New Intel CEO creates New Devices division focused on 'cool technology'

  By Brad Chacos | 21 May, 2013 22:48

  Well, that didn't take long. A mere five days after Brian Krzanich took the reins as the new CEO of Intel, he's shaking things up at an organiaational level.

• Samsung's Galaxy Tab 3 to contain Intel Atom chip, source says

  By Agam Shah | 20 May, 2013 22:42

  Samsung will soon release its first Android tablet based on an Intel Atom processor, according to a source familiar with the plan, in what would be a vote of confidence for Intel chips in mobile devices.

• Interview: EMC's Gelsinger shares storage federation vision

  By Sumner Lemon | 05 April, 2010 16:17

  Pat Gelsinger made headlines in September 2009 when he left Intel to join EMC as president and COO of information infrastructure products, a group that includes the company's information storage and information security businesses. Now, Gelsinger -- who was Intel's first chief technology officer and led both the desktop products group and the digital enterprise group during his career at the chip maker -- is making waves again.

• AN agent of change: Phil Cronin

  By Nadia Cameron | 27 October, 2009 16:24

  Intel’s Phil Cronin is a passionate believer in technology’s influence on society as connectivity pervades all corners of the globe. He speaks to NADIA CAMERON about his industry heritage and experiences, channel evolution and why ICT is so important.

• Barrett says time is right to close digital divide

  By James Niccolai | 16 January, 2009 11:15

  Craig Barrett spent decades using his business skills to make Intel the world's most powerful semiconductor company. He has now turned his attention to an even bigger challenge -- spreading computers and education throughout the developing world.

• The Grill: NFL CIO uses analytics to improve player safety

  By Robert L. Mitchell | 20 May, 2013 10:14

  Michelle McKenna-Doyle, CIO for the National Football League, is driving innovation with analytics, using sensors to track players on the field and monitoring player health and safety with lab analysis of helmets.

• Intel may look to outrun foundry competitors with new CEO Krzanich

  By Agam Shah | 02 May, 2013 21:00

  Intel hasn't signaled a change in strategy with the appointment of Brian Krzanich to CEO, but it is likely that the company will take steps to outrun its foundry competition by opening its industry-leading manufacturing facilities to more third parties.

• Could be business as usual with Intel's new CEO

  By Sharon Gaudin | 02 May, 2013 20:17

  With Intel's new CEO ready to step up next month to lead the world's largest chip maker, industry analysts don't expect to see any big change in strategy.

• The best Windows 8 machines you can buy today

  By Melissa Riofrio | 22 April, 2013 15:25

  We've had about six months to play with Windows 8 (like it or not) and with the first generation of hardware designed for the new OS. So now, with PCs based on Intel's Haswell CPU poised on the horizon, it's time to take stock of the best Windows 8 hardware available today. You may be able to snap one up for a bargain-basement price as the industry clears out inventory in anticipation of second-gen machines.

• Our Internet privacy is at risk -- but not dead (yet)

  By Dan Tynan | 22 April, 2013 10:05

  Legislation, stealth technologies, and emerging data privacy markets are proving that the battle for our Internet privacy has only just begun

• With Intel's Otellini out next month, no CEO replacement yet

  By Sharon Gaudin | 16 April, 2013 22:35

  Just a month before Paul Otellini steps down as CEO of Intel, the company does not yet have a replacement.

• Who's driving consumerisation?

  By Mark Chillingworth | 11 April, 2013 20:23

  The technical impact of the consumerisation of IT can be disruptive to CIOs, but a less well considered aspect is the impact to organisational management processes.

• Straight talk on security gets employees to listen -- and comply

  By Stacy Collett | 25 March, 2013 10:17

  Sure, you want users to comply with security edicts, but would you phish your own employees or share your company's hack history? At least some CIOs say yes.