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Intel’s Diane Bryant, leader of its data center group, taking leave of absence

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich announced Wednesday that Diane Bryant, the executive in charge of Intel’s Data Center Group, is taking… Read More

Intel and PGA Tour to offer virtual reality stream at Players Championship; Twitter will air 360-degree video

Intel continues to push forward with its virtual reality technology in the sports world. The tech giant today announced a… Read More

Despite big quarter for cloud, slow quarter for Intel’s Data Center Group drags down Q1 earnings

Intel’s data center chips have been a bright spot for the company over the last few years as PC demand… Read More

Intel expands partnership with NFL, will install 360-degree replay cameras in more stadiums

Expect more 360-degree replays while watching NFL games. Intel will install its high-tech cameras in more stadiums across the NFL… Read More

Who needs fireworks? Amazon’s MARS attendees go gaga over Intel’s ‘droneworks’

The synchronized drone display that accompanied Lady Gaga’s Super Bowl halftime show may have been recorded in advance, but a similar… Read More

You can buy “virtual tickets” for March Madness thanks to Intel’s VR partnership with NCAA, Turner

Intel is upping its virtual reality game. The tech giant today announced a multi-year deal with Turner Sports and the NCAA… Read More

Drone dunk: Intel’s hexicopter makes an appearance at the NBA Slam Dunk Contest

First the Super Bowl. Now NBA All-Star Weekend. Intel’s drones made another appearance on a big-time sports stage, just two… Read More

Super Bowl drones: Intel uses 300 ‘quadcopters’ for halftime light show with Lady Gaga

Update: The drones — 300 of them — were indeed from Intel. The company collaborated with Lady Gaga and supplied the… Read More

Why Intel is investing in sports: Tech giant sees opportunity to help athletes, fans, leagues

If you’re an avid sports fan, it’s likely you’ve recently seen or heard about Intel. That’s because the 48-year-old tech giant… Read More

Intel taps Tom Brady to star in new commercial touting its 360-degree replay technology

Intel is using Tom Brady to help show off its 360-degree replay technology. The tech giant today rolled out a new… Read More

Ford CEO downplays Trump’s role in nixing Mexican plant, weighs in on tech, globalization and jobs

LAS VEGAS — Ford was the latest company to find itself in the spotlight over issues of jobs and globalization… Read More

Intel goes all out at CES media event, gives 260 reporters and analysts VR demos with barf bags

LAS VEGAS — Intel’s event at CES last year was pretty epic, with flying drones and twisting BMX bikers wow-ing… Read More

Intel and New Balance reveal new $299 RunIQ smartwatch; runs on Android Wear and Intel Atom

New Balance is getting into the smartwatch game with a little help from Intel. The shoemaker today announced RunIQ, a new… Read More

NFL Players Association launches business accelerator with Intel, Harvard, Madrona, others

For an NFL player, there is a lot more to life than what goes on in between the sidelines on Sundays.… Read More

Intel acquires virtual reality live streaming startup Voke, continues big push into sports

Intel continues to bet big on sports. The tech giant today announced its acquisition of Voke, a virtual reality technology company that… Read More

Mainstream Windows 10 PCs to support virtual reality under expanded Microsoft-Intel partnership

Virtual reality may soon go mainstream following an announcement Tuesday that Microsoft and Intel are laying the foundation for VR-ready PCs.… Read More

Technology at the MLB All-Star Game: Intel debuts 360-degree replays, T-Mobile demos virtual reality

Intel’s 360-degree replays are coming to the baseball diamond. The tech giant announced that its new replay technology, which debuted… Read More

Intel layoffs to bring big cuts to chip giant’s Wash. state workforce

Intel’s latest round of layoffs may see the company vastly reduce its Washington state presence. The Oregonian is reporting that the chipmaker… Read More

Intel to lay off 12K employees, 11% of workforce, as it shifts from PC business

Intel today announced a huge round of layoffs, with the tech giant set to slash 12,000 positions — 11 percent of… Read More

The supermarket of the future, driven by Kinect sensors, touchscreens & digital displays

NEW ORLEANS, La. — Retail stores struggle to replicate the information-rich experience of shopping online. A new retail store concept… Read More

Former Intel Chairman and CEO Andy Grove, pioneer of the PC era, dies at 79

Andrew Grove – the Intel chairman and CEO who helped usher in the age of microprocessors, personal computers and the Internet… Read More

Intel continues to bet big on sports tech with Replay Technologies acquisition

Intel is re-upping its investment in sports tech with the acquisition of Replay Technologies, a Israel-based startup that develops 3D video… Read More

Lady Gaga’s spot-on, high-tech David Bowie tribute steals the show at Grammys

Lady Gaga channeled the late David Bowie through song and style on Monday night at the 58th Grammy Awards, and… Read More

360-degree dunks! NBA using freeD to deliver high-tech replays of All-Star action

A week after we wrapped our heads around Super Bowl action via dramatic new camera technology, the NBA will be… Read More

How Intel is partnering with ESPN at the X Games, and why the company loves sports technology

Intel is doubling down on its investment in sports technology. That much was evident at CES in Las Vegas earlier this… Read More

IBM wins more U.S. patents than anyone else in 2015 — depending on how you count

IBM received more U.S. patents than any other company in 2015 — a total of 7,355 granted utility patents — marking its 23rd… Read More

Why Shaq, Mark Cuban and Intel’s CEO are excited about the intersection of sports and tech

Much of the focus at the big Consumer Electronics Show this year was about technology changing how we drive, how… Read More

Intel’s epic CES keynote featured just about everything, from flying drones to a geek fashion show

LAS VEGAS — Twisting BMX bikers with sensors in their seats. Flying drones that can avoid unknown obstacles. And robots… Read More

CES Video, Day 1: Behind the scenes with GeekWire’s John Cook and Taylor Soper

CES is getting rolling in Las Vegas with a crush of news conferences today in Las Vegas, prior to the… Read More

Intel goes deeper into drones with acquisition of Germany’s Ascending Technologies

Intel says it’s acquiring Ascending Technologies, its German partner in the drone business, in a deal that demonstrates how quickly robotic… Read More