New security flaw identified in Intel chips Researchers have found a new security flaw affecting Intel chips - the third such flaw to be discovered this year. Science and Technology • 15 Aug 18
Intel data centre results & margin outlook disappoints Intel's fast-growing data centre business missed Wall Street targets as the world's second-largest chipmaker faced stiff rivalry from Advanced Micro Devices. Business • 27 Jul 18
Intel CEO Krzanich resigns after work relationship Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich has resigned after a company probe revealed that a consensual relationship he had with an employee violated company policy. Business • 22 Jun 18
Intel soars after brighter forecast for data centres Intel beat earnings expectations for the first quarter and raised its full-year revenue and profit forecasts last night. Business • 27 Apr 18
Apple plans to replace Intel chips in Macs with its own Apple is planning to use its own chips in Mac computers beginning as early as 2020, replacing processors from Intel, Bloomberg has reported, citing people … Business • 03 Apr 18
Intel shares rise on upbeat forecast and tax cut Intel gave a bullish forecast and blew past Wall Street expectations for the fourth quarter on the strength of data centre sales, the business it … Business • 26 Jan 18
Microsoft tops Reuters 100 global tech leaders list Thomson Reuters has today published its debut "Top 100 Global Technology Leaders" list with Microsoft in the number one spot. Business • 17 Jan 18
Patches can cause reboot problems in old chips - Intel Intel has said that recently issued patches for flaws in its chips could cause computers using its older Broadwell and Haswell processors to reboot more … Business • 12 Jan 18
CES: Collaboration between firms on flaw 'remarkable' Intel boss Brian Krzanich has said the company will issue security updates for all its products affected by the Meltdown and Spectre flaws by the … Business • 09 Jan 18
Apple, researchers eye patches to solve Intel chip flaw Security issues with Intel microchips are only slowing computers slightly, as researchers played down the need for mass hardware replacements to protect millions of devices … Business • 05 Jan 18
Security flaws put phones and computers at risk Security researchers have disclosed a set of security flaws that they say could let hackers steal sensitive information from nearly every modern computing device containing … Business • 04 Jan 18
Intel lifts full-year forecasts on data centre strength Intel, the world's largest computer chipmaker, last night raised its full-year revenue and profit forecasts, helped by strong growth in its data centre business. Business • 27 Oct 17
ECJ keeps Intel's €1.06bn appeal alive Europe's highest court has kept alive an appeal by micro-processor giant Intel against a €1.06 billion fine for alleged anti-competitive behaviour. intel • 06 Sep 17
Trump wants manufacturing jobs moved from Ireland to US President Donald Trump has identified Ireland as a country from which he would like to see jobs "brought back" to the US. Business • 16 Aug 17
Blame on both sides in Charlottesville clashes - Trump US President Donald Trump has said both sides were to blame in the clashes in Virginia, adding that protesters on the political left violently attacked … US • 15 Aug 17
Intel raises full-year revenue and profit forecasts Chipmaker Intel raised its full-year revenue and profit forecasts on higher expectations for its mainstay personal computer business and growth in newer areas such as … Business • 28 Jul 17
Apple, Google, Facebook skip challenge to travel ban Apple, Alphabet's Google and Facebook are among more than 60 technology companies that appear to have backed away from the legal fight against US President … Business • 16 Mar 17
Intel buys Israeli car tech firm Mobileye US chip giant Intel has agreed to buy Israeli driverless technology firm Mobileye for $15.3 billion, the largest ever acquisition of an Israeli high-tech company. Business • 13 Mar 17
US firms file legal brief opposing Trump's ban Nearly 100 companies, including Apple, Google and Microsoft, have banded together to file a legal brief opposing President Donald Trump's temporary travel ban. Business • 06 Feb 17
€1bn Intel fine should go to judicial review - ECJ The Advocate General of Europe's highest court has said a €1.06 billion fine against the US giant Intel should be subject to a judicial review. News • 20 Oct 16
Intel's third quarter results beat estimates Intel last night reported better than expected quarterly earnings and revenue, boosted by improving personal computer demand and growth in its data centre and cloud … Business • 19 Oct 16
Irish firm Movidius bought by Intel Irish semi-conductor company Movidius has been acquired by US chip maker Intel for a sum understood to be around €322m. Business • 06 Sep 16
More layoffs expected at tech firms amid shift Cisco Systems’ announcement this week that it plans to lay off 5,500 employees is unlikely to be the last round of Silicon Valley pink slips … Business • 18 Aug 16
Intel reports better than expected results Intel last night reported slower revenue growth at its data centre business, which makes semiconductors used in high-end servers, overshadowing a better-than-expected quarterly profit. Business • 21 Jul 16
400 jobs could be lost at Intel's Irish plants Over 400 jobs could be lost at Intel Ireland as part of the company's restructuring plan, informed sources have told RTÉ News. News • 04 May 16
