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Company’s smart devices chief says we should tell visitors about gadgets in our houses
Attempts to keep online data private a futile endeavour
Data science pioneer Jeffrey Ullman has ‘mixed feelings’ about industry regulation
Chipmaker increasingly on outside after decades of ‘Intel Inside’
Intel risks being left behind through lack of innovation
Intel faces many challenges in the post-Krzanich era
Slip in manufacturing leaves successor with a headache
The tortoise and the software: the human glitch in the machine
What happens when human bias finds its way into User Interface Design?
Tech world seeks successor to Moore’s Law as chips beat their own records
Rule about pace of computer chip growth dates back to 1965
Intel mastermind, Silicon Valley statesman Andy Grove dead at 79
Grove, who endured the Nazi occupation of Hungary during World War Two, helped usher in the personal computer age
Moore’s Law, still proving itself true after 50 years
Interview: Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, now 86, has amazed even himself with the accuracy of his predictions in 1965 about the exponential growth of computing power
Bong and chips? Silicon Valley’s Intel museum holds a deep, techno archive
The Intel jingle and artefacts of the firm’s evolution make for a compelling display
Faith is the oxygen that keeps entrepreneurs going
Barry O’Sullivan on making the jump from Cisco senior vice president to start-up founder
Breaking Moore’s Law – silicon reaches the bounds of possibility
Silicon chips are expected to hit peak performance by the end of the decade
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