Thunderbolt 3: How USB cooperation could lead to 100 million connected computers soon
Intel didn't 'throw in the towel' on Thunderbolt, says exec - in fact, the new standard will allow the platform to bloom as never before.
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'Not just flavour of the month': Intel expands Internet of Things push with opening of Haifa lab
If others have gotten the headlines in Internet of Things, it's not for her firm's lack of tech, says Intel's Europe head of IoT
Bell Labs unveils its vision of the future, from SDN to teleportation with 3D printing
The Israeli 'franchise' of the technology innovator is remaking networks - and where it leads is anyone's guess, says CEO Danny Raz.
Qualcomm's Wilocity move shows momentum building around WiGig
Qualcomm is one of a number of multinationals that's using Israeli tech to help drive the high-speed networking tech.
Israel's 1Gbps fiber will show the world what superfast broadband can really do: Cisco CEO
A superfast fiber to the home network could mean a wave of digitisation - and even more startups - for Israel, says John Chambers.
Mellanox gears up for silicon-photonics race to 100Gbps with IPtronics buy
The company's second silicon-photonics acquisition in recent weeks boosts its challenge to Intel and Cisco in the space.
With $82m silicon-photonics acquisition, Mellanox satisfies its need for speed
Kotura's tech will now will carry the Mellanox brand after the Silicon Valley company signed on the dotted line.
Why Israel's tech DNA is an ideal match for serial acquirer Broadcom
Broadcom has made many of its best buys in Israeli start-ups, says the head of the company's operations in the country
To InfiniBand and beyond: How Mellanox is finding a home in the world's data centers
As it continues to find a place with Big Data and high-performance computing scenarios, Israel's Mellanox is seeing its share price heading skyward