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Major League Baseball Partnership with Intel Brings Free VR Streaming

by Alan Spencer

Intel has made a deal with major league baseball in the US. The partnership will see Intel VR live streaming one game every Tuesday during the 2017 major league baseball (MLB) regular season without …

Intel Sets Compute Card Date and Boosts CPUs at Computex

by Bob Raikes

At Computex, Intel announced the X Series of CPUs that includes a new Core i9 processor, designed for advanced gaming, VR and content creation and extending up to an ‘Extreme Edition’. The chips offer …

Intel to Widen Availability of Thunderbolt 3

by Bob Raikes

Intel is to make Thunderbolt 3 more widely available by first integrating the interface into new Intel CPUs and then by making the specification available to other chipmakers on a royalty-free basis next year. …

Tags:Intel| Interfaces| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 24 - Issue 20

Why LCDs are Not Just Big Chips

by Bob Raikes

This week, IC Insights forecast that because of the current high pricing regime for memory, Samsung might go past Intel in the value of its semiconductor sales in Q2 of this year, the first …

Tags:Intel| Large LCD Supply| Samsung| Vol 24 - Issue 18

VR Demos at NAB

by Chris Chinnock

Technicolor had several VR demos at NAB having been involved in 18 VR projects in the last year. One was the VR short tied to the TV show “24”. This was played out on …

AI/Deep Learning Will Help VR

by Chris Chinnock

Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning and Deep Learning were topics that emerged at NAB that were covered in several sessions we attended. These included: The Future of Cinema Technology session titled “How You Get …

Intel Result 27/04/2017

by Jasmine Kang Sodha

Intel announced 2017 Q1 result with GAAP sales at $14.8 billion and GAAP net income at $3.0 billion, with net profit margin of 20%. The net sales increased by 8% on a yearly basis …

Tags:Financial Data| Intel| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 24 - Issue 17

Samsung Could Go Past Intel in Q2

by Milos Pavlovic

IC Insights has published its latest supplier rankings for semiconductors and has said that if the high memory prices (NAND and DRAM) continue to prevail in the market, Samsung could overtake Intel as the …

Tag Heuer Has Modular Design

by Bob Raikes

Tag Heuer has a new modular smartwatch, the Modular 45, that allows the main watch module, lugs and strap to be chosen. The module is available in a range of colours and finishes and …

Tags:Intel| Mobile Display Monitor| Smartwatches| Vol 24 - Issue 17

Intel and Carnegie Mellon Set Up Mobile Video Research Programme

by Alan Spencer

According to a white paper, “Cisco Visual Networking Index: Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast Update”, by 2021, the average person will have multiple connected mobile devices, and 75% of mobile data traffic will be …

Intel and NeuLion Enable Secure, 4K UHD Sports Streaming

by Alan Spencer

As consumer demand for higher quality video grows for live sports and movies, 4K UHD resolution becomes more important, Intel believes. Using 7th generation Intel core processors and Intel software guard extensions (SGX) will …

Is the End of IDF an Inflection Point?

by Bob Raikes

Unusually for the last few weeks, we have no event reports this week, although there is a lot of news in the build up to the NAB event and with already some activity starting …