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Intel Annouces Restructuring of Accelerated Computing Group, Koduri Named Chief Architect - High-Performance Computing News Analysis - Vimarsana News

Intel Annouces Restructuring of Accelerated Computing Group, Koduri Named Chief Architect - High-Performance Computing News Analysis

Intel announced today a restructuring and leadership change of its AXG (Accelerated Computing Systems and Graphics Group). The organization’s EVP, Raja [...]

Intel Reorgs AXG Graphics Unit, Reassigns Raja Koduri, What Does This Mean For Arc? - Vimarsana News

Intel Reorgs AXG Graphics Unit, Reassigns Raja Koduri, What Does This Mean For Arc?

Intel is shuffling things up a bit within its graphics division but is holding steadfast in saying its Arc consumer roadmap is unchanged.

Intel: Super Play On Autonomous Driving (NASDAQ:INTC) - Vimarsana News

Intel: Super Play On Autonomous Driving (NASDAQ:INTC)

Intel could continue to be a significant partner for Mobileye as it partnered with the company for product development. See why we continue to rate INTC stock as a Strong Buy.

Interview: Raja Koduri of Intel talks about Intel ARC GPUs and the future of their new desktop graphics - Vimarsana News

Interview: Raja Koduri of Intel talks about Intel ARC GPUs and the future of their new desktop graphics

Raja Koduri talks about Intel Arc GPUs (Alchemist, Battlemage, Celestial and Druid) and the top priorities of Intel Xe GPU architecture in the coming years

Source: digit.in
Intel forced to cut jobs and spending as revenue continues to decline - Vimarsana News

Intel forced to cut jobs and spending as revenue continues to decline

Despite a plan to cut thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in annual spending, Intel remains vulnerable in the market, according to analysts.