Intel CFO Says Chipmaker Needs Mobile Product Wins

Intel Corp. (INTC), whose processors run more than 80 percent of the world’s personal computers, said the decline in the traditional PC market will persist as consumers shift to tablets and other mobile devices.



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Intel-powered ZTE Geek arrives in China on July 25th

When we first caught a glimpse of the ZTE Geek in Beijing, it was merely an awkwardly named prototype. Now, it looks like the smartphone with "Intel Inside" will soon be ready for primetime -- in China, anyway.



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Intel might kill Atom brand for Desktop

Bay Trail D is Intel's big quad-core hope for the desktop market and it looks like that this System on Chip part might lose its well-known Atom branding. From what we saw Intel plans to use the Celeron brand for entry BGA based SoC parts.



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Intel's tablet challenge: How Israel helped lay the foundations of its Samsung-led fightback

Summary: In just two years, Intel's Jerusalem team paved the way for the company's challenge in an industry dominated by ARM. Intel, something of a latecomer to the new world of mobile devices, has been playing catch-up with ARM, Nvidia and others in the battle for chip space on tablets.



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Intel’s Bay Trail Benchmarks Surfaced – ARM SoCs Left in the Dust

It is no secret that Intel wants to succeed in the mobile segment of the market as the transformation to mobile devices continues mercilessly. Unlike many other chipmakers who followed “the path of ARM”, Intel decided to stick with x86 and their Atom system on chip.



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Prestigio teams with Intel for slice of the smartphone market

Targeted at 'cost conscious' consumers, the device is set to retail at AED899 in the UAE from tomorrow.



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Report: Intel Will Speed Up Mobile Chip Development

Intel chief Brian Krzanich said the chip maker will speed up development and production of mobile chips.



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