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Intel plans to invest more than US$700 million ($1004 million) in a major R&D lab for data centre technologies including heating, cooling and water usage.

Intel has announced multiple new products, including a deep learning processor, an IPU, and data centre and mobile processors.

Australian workforce intelligence platform provider Reejig has appointed Trent Peterson to the role of vice president of global customer success.

The shortage of semiconductors in the US will persist for at least the next two years, the chief executive of Intel says, as the company reported 13% less revenue from PCs for the first three months of 2022.

Japanese computer manufacturer Dynabook unveils its 14.0 inches Portégé X40-K.

Global semiconductor revenue increased by 26.3% year-on-year in 2021, the technology analyst firm Gartner says, adding that this brought the dollar figure to US$595 billion (A$802 billion).

Multinational technology company Intel announced plans to reduce its direct and indirect gas emissions.

Semiconductor giant Intel has appointed Alexis Crowell to the role of managing director for Asia (including Australia and New Zealand).

American semiconductor giant Intel has announced it will invest up to €80 billion (A$121.9 billion) in European Union states over the next decade, in everything from research and development to manufacturing to state-of-the art packaging technologies.

Security vendor Eset says it has begun to integrate Intel threat detection technology into its security suite.

As global networks become software-defined and edge inference transforms every sector, Intel announced, via its MWC Barcelona 2022 kick-off virtual keynote, new programmable hardware and open software.

COMPANY NEWS: Getac’s S410 semi-rugged laptop boasts boosted performance, graphics capability, and configurable options to enhance efficiency in today's ultra-demanding industrial work environments from a company with a rich heritage of innovative rugged devices.

COMPANY NEWS: Getac’s S410 semi-rugged laptop boasts boosted performance, graphics capability, and configurable options to enhance efficiency in today's ultra-demanding industrial work environments from a company with a rich heritage of innovative rugged devices.

COMPANY NEWS: Getac’s S410 semi-rugged laptop boasts boosted performance, graphics capability, and configurable options to enhance efficiency in today's ultra-demanding industrial work environments from a company with a rich heritage of innovative rugged devices.

South Korean giant Samsung Electronics became the globe's top vendor of semiconductors in 2021, overtaking Intel for the first time since 2018 with a 31.6% rise in revenue to US$75.9 billion (A$105.2 billion), the technology analyst firm Gartner says.

Huawei has updated its popular MateBook 14 laptop in time for Christmas. The new model continues to bring all the good things in the previous edition, but is loaded with even more power, making it an excellent Christmas choice.

Digital infrastructure company Equinix adds new innovations from AMD, Ampere, Intel, Nutanix, and full-stack accelerated computing from Nvidia to Equinix Metal, a solution which will give businesses more ways to build and scale as a service offerings, modernise infrastructure, and power hybrid multi-cloud architectures and cloud native applications.

Intel has appointed Steven A. Long as general manager of Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) region.

Asus is gunning for the premium creator market at price points from $1499 with the Vivobook Pro 15, right up to "from $9,999" and beyond with the ProArt StudioBook Pro 16, with all models in the creator range featuring 4K OLED displays, with Intel and AMD processor choices, NVIDIA graphics, and the promise of performance and powerful cooling features to attract premium buyers who want what are arguably the best creative PCs on the market, while aiming to even tempt Mac users into switching.

The Intel 4004 was "the first commercially available microprocessor," and while it is extremely primitive by today's standards, it "paved the way" for the modern microprocessor computing revolution and changed the world as we know it.