Since 2007, Intel has used the Tick Tock strategy to improve their microprocessors. When the company's in 'tick' mode, it focuses on building smaller transistors. In 'tock' mode, it concentrates on maximizing power and speed. Why? Tune in to learn more.
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Tech Bros Try To Make Mining Sexy - Week in Tech
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Twitch Smartens Up, Intel Chips Galore, Company Admits to Spying, + More!
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1:39 Intel's new chips
2:56 Company spies on phones?
3:58 tello
4:41 QUICK BITS INTRO
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Intel spins out a new enterprise-focused gen AI software company
Intel, intent on making bigger moves in the market for AI-powered enterprise software, is spinning out a new platform company with the backing of Boca Raton, Florida-based asset manager and investor DigitalBridge.
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