Low-power screens are coming.Image: Lili Sams/MashableBy Stan Schroeder2018-06-06 08:51:54 UTC Laptops with a battery life of 28 hours may soon become a reality, and it won't even require a bigger battery. According to Intel's announcement at Computex, the company is working on something called "Intel Low...
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Intel is feeling increasing pressure from AMD and Qualcomm and the competition will get even more intense if reports that Apple is working on its own chips to replace Intel processors in Macs are true. In an interview with Engadget last week before Computex,...
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[ad_1] The specter of Spectre still looms above Intel, which just today disclosed a new variant of that most dire of chip flaws. It’s issuing a mitigation patch in tandem with the announcement that may come with a serious performance hit — which...
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[ad_1] The complexity and cost of packing an array of sensors and power inside a small amount of space has opened the door to a wider and wider variety of use cases for internet-connected devices beyond just smart thermostats or cameras — and also exposed...
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[ad_1] Intel and its subsidiary Mobileye have started testing 100 self-driving cars in Jerusalem. In the “coming months,” the plan is to deploy the fleet in the U.S. and other regions, Mobileye CEO Amnon Shahsua wrote in a blog post. Through this test, Intel/Mobileye...
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[ad_1] Intel is all-in on autonomous cars. The company's autonomous vehicle division, Mobileye, has signed a deal to provide self-driving technology to eight million cars for a "European automaker," Reuters reports, citing a company official. The terms of the deal, and the identity of the automaker in...
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[ad_1] Artificial intelligence has been a mainstay of the conversation in Silicon Valley these past few years, and now the technology is increasingly being discussed in policy circles in DC. Washington types see opportunities for AI to improve efficiency and increase economic growth, while at...
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[ad_1] China’s government has made technological independence from the United States one of its highest priorities. And now, it appears to be putting its money where its messaging has been. According to the Wall Street Journal, China is close to finalizing a $47 billion investment fund...
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[ad_1] It might just be time for Intel admit that’s not great at this whole wearables thing. A few months after their flashy online debut, the Vaunt smart glasses are dead, the chipmaker has confirmed. Some things, it seems, are just too beautiful to live...
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[ad_1] Image: Lili Sams/MashableBy Pete Pachal2018-04-06 21:29:53 UTC When Apple makes a move, it usually causes an earthquake. The chip industry felt tremors upon the report that Apple would soon be turning away from Intel for the chips in its MacBooks. Or at least one MacBook....
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