Intel's vision of our wearable future: From onesies to wetsuits
500 million wearable tech articles will be sold annually by 2020, Intel believes - and they won't be smartwatches.
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Israel wins Intel's 10nm fab contest – unless it hasn't
An announcement by Intel that it was spending $6bn to upgrade its Kiryat Gat plant was greeted with joy in Israel, and skepticism elsewhere.
Intel's Israel chief hints at more hardware moves - and one CEO candidate
Intel SVP Mooly Eden gave some broad hints on the company's future direction at a talk in Tel Aviv, with hardware and succession planning on the agenda.
Israel Inside: A history of Intel's R&D in Israel
Intel is Israel's biggest private-sector employer and has been behind some of its best-known projects, from the Pentium M to Cloverview.
$6bn upgrade deal set to bring Intel's 10nm project to Israel
A long-running drama seems to have been resolved, with Kiryat Gat likely to be where Intel's new chips are manufactured.
Intel's IoT future could come out of this accelerator
Israeli startups will bring their creative inspiration to the tech giant's processors and chips, the company hopes.
Intel's hardware future: From mobile to ultrabooks, what's Fab 28 cooking up?
Israel plays home to four of Intel's R&D facilities and one of its biggest fabs. Between them, they're helping Intel set a new hardware direction.
Intel steps in to hire 800 Micron workers after Israel plant tagged for closure
The largest employer in Israel's high-tech economy is about to get even bigger, as it takes over Micron's Israeli fab – likely to be the future site of Intel's 10nm chip manufacturing plant.
Double the performance, triple the battery: Intel looks to Skylake to revitalize PC business
Intel is hoping its next generation of processors will persuade hardware buyers to upgrade their ageing machines.