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Intel To Sell Home Gateway Assets For $150 Million
by Dylan Martin
The sale of Intel's home gateway assets represents further consolidation of its connectivity solutions under CEO Bob Swan that weren't part of the company's core business, but the chipmaker is still pursuing connectivity in other ways, including products for Wi-Fi 6 and 5G network infrastructure.
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Intel Counters AMD Ryzen Laptop CPUs With Comet Lake H
by Dylan Martin
'We expect 60 percent of people going out and buying a 10th-gen processor to get that level of performance at 5 GHz or greater,' Intel's Fredrik Hamberger says of the chipmaker's 10th-generation Core H-Series processors for gaming and content creation laptops.
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Intel CEO Bob Swan: 'Our Cultural Evolution' A Big Focus In 2020
by Dylan Martin
'Customers look to Intel for a predictable cadence of high-performance products and technologies that are integral to their success. […] Accountability comes with the territory. We will improve our execution,' Swan says in his annual 2020 letter to partners, employees and customers.
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Nvidia Offers Virtual GPU Discounts, Free Trial As VDI Demand Grows
by Dylan Martin
'You're going to see licensing for VDI and instances of VDI going through the roof,' one Nvidia partner says of the jump in demand for virtual desktop infrastructure solutions like Nvidia's GRID software as the chipmaker expands free trials and discounts for customers.
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How Channel Partners Can Support Coronavirus Research With Folding@Home
by Dylan Martin
'Everybody should be doing this. Any resource we can throw at this problem is a good resource,' Insight Enterprises' Juan Orlandini says of Folding@Home, which allows anyone to direct underutilized CPU and GPU resources to help uncover potentially life-saving therapies for the COVID-19 coronavirus.
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HP: No Time To Dialogue With Xerox During Pandemic
by Kyle Alspach
The PC and printer maker said it remains open-minded about pursuing M&A at some point, but said 'now is not that time.'
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HP And 3-D Printer Partners Working To Print Needed Medical Parts
by Kyle Alspach
3-D printed parts used in face masks and respirators are among the key focus areas for the effort, in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus Impact: Intel Halts Stock Buybacks, Donates Safety Equipment
by Dylan Martin
Intel is donating 1 million masks, gloves and other protective gear to health-care workers and suspending stock buybacks in response to the coronavirus pandemic, which the company warns will possibly lead to a global recession that materially impacts its business.
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4 Things To Know About HP's Refillable Neverstop Printer
by Kyle Alspach
The new laser printer for small businesses includes refillable cartridges and a low cost per page, HP said.
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AMD CEO Lisa Su: We Have A 'World-Class Global Supply Chain'
by Dylan Martin
'We take great pride in the fact that, together with you our partners, we provide technology and products that are needed now more than ever,' AMD CEO Lisa Su says in an email to partners.
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Intel CEO Bob Swan: Tech Industry 'More Essential Now' Than Ever
by Dylan Martin
'You provide vital services, tools and infrastructure to millions of people who are directly struggling with this virus, caring for those who are, or doing their part through social distancing and other shared efforts to help ensure the safety of family, friends and neighbors and to ultimately defeat the COVID-19 pandemic,' he says in a letter to partners and customers.
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IDC: 'Significant Contraction' For Global Semiconductor Sales Likely
by Dylan Martin
'U.S. data center and enterprise markets will actually do better than the consumer-facing markets that are being slowed by travel bans, closure of retail stores and quarantines around the world,' says IDC researcher Mario Morales, who outlined four potential scenarios for the semiconductor industry this year.
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Intel Prunes Xeon Cooper Lake Plans To Focus On Ice Lake CPUs
by Dylan Martin
'It could be that customers would have looked at that and said, we're just going to leapfrog this family and just go straight to Ice Lake,' one Intel partner says of the chipmaker's decision to pare down the number of options in its forthcoming Xeon Cooper Lake processor lineup.
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