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CES Video, Day 1: Behind the scenes with GeekWire’s John Cook and Taylor Soper

CES is getting rolling in Las Vegas with a crush of news conferences today in Las Vegas, prior to the… Read More

Intel goes deeper into drones with acquisition of Germany’s Ascending Technologies

Intel says it’s acquiring Ascending Technologies, its German partner in the drone business, in a deal that demonstrates how quickly robotic… Read More

Study: These tech companies treat job candidates the best during interviews

The job interview is a nerve-wracking experience. But some companies do better than others to make prospective employees comfortable on… Read More

Geek of the Week: 15-year-old Sriharshita Musunuri is a thermoelectrics innovator

At 15 years old, Sriharshita Musunuri has a resume that would be impressive for a graduate student. Which is all the… Read More

Intel Capital launches $125M Diversity Fund, targeting women and minority entrepreneurs

Intel Capital is establishing a new $125 million Diversity Fund designed to bankroll technology startups led by women and underrepresented… Read More

DocuSign tops off latest funding round with another $45M, bringing the total to $278M

Some of the more coveted U.S. tech companies have recently shown an insatiable thirst for capital, and given the times, it’s been easy… Read More

Tag Heuer, Google and Intel team up to create a Swiss smartwatch

Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer has decided to get into the smartwatch market. The Swiss watchmaker announced today that it… Read More

Intel levels up its gaming chops with new partnerships, processor

SAN FRANCISCO–Intel is upgrading its gaming chops with a set of new partnerships and a new product announced today alongside… Read More

CES Video: Celebs, drones, parties and more of GeekWire’s impressions from the show floor

LAS VEGAS — CES is in full swing, and we’re back with another video recap from the GeekWire team, this time from… Read More

Intel finally ships new battery life-boosting dual-core Broadwell processors

Intel released its new fleet of dual-core Core CPUs today, giving computer makers access to a new line of more powerful… Read More

Stephen Hawking gets software upgrade from Intel: Super scientist can now type twice as fast

How’s this for user-friendly? Intel has developed predictive-text software based on Stephen Hawking’s needs. “He’s almost allergic to people forcing tech… Read More

New, Intel-powered version of Google Glass reportedly coming next year

Google Glass is still alive and kicking, with the Mountain View-based tech giant expected to deliver a new version of… Read More

AWS teams with Intel to create its highest-performance cloud compute instance ever

Amazon announced today that it has teamed with Intel to create a new class of Elastic Compute Cloud instances built… Read More

Intellectual Ventures gets investment from Microsoft while Apple stays away

Microsoft — but not Apple — has agreed to invest in Intellectual Ventures (IV), the patent holding firm and technology… Read More

Wintel meets Windroid: Intel’s Dual OS is a symbolic shot at Microsoft

LAS VEGAS — Intel tonight confirmed plans to offer processors that support devices running both Microsoft Windows and Android operating… Read More

HP’s Meg Whitman: Microsoft turning from partner to rival

Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman delivered an upbeat assessment of the company’s prospects during an address to investors and analysts this… Read More

Brian Krzanich named CEO of Intel as headwinds hit PC market

After an exhaustive months-long search, Intel has its new CEO. And the chip maker didn’t have to go far to… Read More

Intel profit drops 17% on softening PC sales

Last week, IDC issued a sobering report which indicated that PC shipments for the first quarter fell by 13.9 percent,… Read More

Intel inks big Seattle lease: 50,000 sf at Union Station

Intel is growing its presence in Seattle, taking over 50,000 square feet of space at the 705 Union Station building bordering… Read More

Dell exec to Steve Ballmer: Please rename Windows RT

At least one person wasn’t happy with the way Microsoft was naming its new ARM tablet operating system. Dell vice-chairman… Read More

Tech Moves: Motricity CEO leaves; Intel’s Otellini to retire; and more

Struggling mobile software company Motricity has replaced interim CEO Jim Smith, handing the reins over to Richard Stalzer. Stalzer previously… Read More

What bugs? Here comes Windows 8, ready or not

First things first: No piece of software the size of Windows is without bugs. And in this era of regular… Read More

Intel signals more rough times ahead for PC market

The global market for personal computers has been stagnant for a while now, and Intel this morning delivered some bad… Read More

Paul Allen and Intel Capital bankroll Sand 9 to reduce dropped calls on cell phones

Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s Vulcan Capital has joined with Intel Capital and other investors to bankroll Sand 9, a Cambridge,… Read More

AMD and ARM get cozy with security deal, industry group

Chip maker AMD, holding its big software developer conference in Bellevue this week, announced a new partnership with ARM Holdings… Read More

Cray to sell hardware assets, shift employees to Intel

Supercomputer giant Cray has announced it’s selling a hardware program and related intellectual property to Intel — and in the… Read More

Departing RealNetworks legal chief gets to keep $200k bonus for Intel patent work

Tracy Daw, the RealNetworks chief legal officer who resigned from the company this week, was awarded a $200,000 cash bonus… Read More

Intel paying RealNetworks $120M for patents and video codec software

Post updated at 7:45 a.m. Intel will pay RealNetworks $120 million in cash for a portfolio of 190 patents, 170… Read More

CES Video: Intel’s gigantic interactive ‘lifeform simulator’

Posting from Las Vegas: OK, so this isn’t something you’re going to see in your living room anytime soon, but… Read More

Guest Post: Is Seattle the center of supercomputing?

Supercomputers were once the exclusive province of government spy agencies, research labs and academics. The top computer makers were the… Read More