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May 25, 2018

Intel turns 50, time to reflect on same massive achievements

This year Intel is celebrating 50 years since Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore founded the company. The single, admirable purpose was to: ponder what might be possible. For the past 50 years Intel have invested heavily, pouring billions of dollars into research and development to deliver ever increasing levels of performance...

  • Intel puts up $310,000 in prize money for IEM Sydney 2018

    May 1, 2018
    If you don’t think eSports is hitting prime time, think again. Intel is teaming up with Electronic Sports League (ESL) who organise eSports competitions worldwide. The 2018 edition of the Intel Extreme Masters (IEM), will return to Sydney, Australia on 4-6 May. IEM Sydney made a smashing, sold-out debut in...

  • Intel responds to ‘inaccurate media reports’ on security issue

    January 4, 2018
    In the last week, there’s been news spreading across the industry about a hardware-level security issue with Intel processors. The fix for the CPU security flaw, was supposedly going to reduce the speed of your processor (and therefore your PC) anywhere between 5 and 30 percent. Intel says this...

  • Why you’ll probably never own an Intel Core i9

    May 31, 2017
    Yesterday Intel announced their latest top-end processors, known as the X-Series. The new Core i9 processor is the most powerful the company has produced for consumers and business with up to 18 cores and 36 threads. Forget quad-core, 36 freaking threads. Over the past decade, our software has been re-written to...

  • Intel update HTML5 XDK, adds remote debugging and plenty more

    December 26, 2013
    Intel created their very own IDE for HTML5 developers and the latest update for their XDK is now available. Let’s take a look at what’s new in the December 2013 update. The update delivers remote debugging on Android 4.x mobile devices which are connected via USB. This is fairly...

  • Intel HD 5000 driver issues with Windows 8.1 [Updated]

    July 13, 2013
    It seems the folks at Intel have some work to do with their latest on-board graphics drivers. With the 4th generation Intel processor, also came update HD 5000 graphics. It turns out they don’t work so well under Windows 8.1. Now before you jump to point out that this...

  • Apple rumoured to release $799 MacBook Air in Q3

    May 8, 2012
    File this one as a rumour. Tech site Digitimes has yesterday reported that Apple is preparing to blow the latest influx of ultrabook competitors out of the water by manufacturing another addition to the MacBook Air family. This low-cost, low-power ultrabook is — reportedly — set to be unveiled in the third-quarter...

  • Painting buildings in light. Electric Canvas team up with Intel

    July 1, 2011
    With the help of technology, a seemingly dull building can be brought to life with light. The video below is actually an advertisement from Intel, but given its a brilliant use of technology, it seemed appropriate. Electric Canvas is a company that creates art buy using an array of...

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