Intel bets big on the cloud and e-commerce sectors in India
The company announces x86 platform for software
defined data center solutions to its customers in the country. To enable…
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India’s Digital Tomorrow
By Srinivas Tadigadapa – Director, Enterprise Solutions – Intel South Asia
In a recent seemingly sci-fi incident, a first of…
Government and the industry need to come together: Debjani Ghosh
In a recent past, two words – ‘trust deficit’ and 'failure of PPP' – were frequently used for government and its relationship with…
Prez stresses on reaching benefits of digital revolution to rural India
President Pranab Mukherjee called for harnessing digital revolution backed by innovations to meet the needs of people in the rural…
Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer teams up Google, Intel for ‘smartwatch’
Co-developed with Google and Intel, the "Tag Heuer Connected" will cost $1,500. One thousand units are immediately available in 15…
Letv Cloud and Intel partners to focus on video technology
Intel and Letv Cloud will launch in-depth cooperation at levels of technology, business and strategy and join hand to create new…
Priyanka Chopra and Kapil Sharma were the most searched online in 2015: Intel
The annual study highlights strong correlation between searches for upcoming movies and potential online Risks
Intel unveils 6th Gen Skylake processor range, calls it its ‘most scalable ever’
Intel 6th Gen processors will be available in Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 as well as the new Core M3, M5 and M7 range for mobile…
Intel releases Stephen Hawking’s speech synthesizer software online
A software that lets physicist Stephen Hawking communicate via a computer has been released online
How Plateauing Clock Speeds Are Changing Test and Measurement
The processor inside your instrument determines the speed of your measurement. This is especially true for signal processing…