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Paula Tolliver replaces Kim Stevenson as CIO at Intel, bringing her expertise in cybersecurity and strategic acumen to the role.

Super Micro specializes in high-performance servers and high efficiency, storage technology and green computing.

Intel's data centre business sees muted growth in Q2, despite overall $13.5bn revenue and solid profitability. CEO Krzanich remains optimistic.

Intel's Data Center Group's second quarter revenue increases 5% YOY to $4 billion, while overall revenue reaches $13.5 billion, the company reports.

Symantec tops Gartner’s global security software market despite a 6.2% revenue decline to USD $3.4 billion, marking its third year of decreased earnings.

The global security software market is on the rise, despite large vendors such as Symantec and Intel experiencing below-market growth.

Since the birth of the modern era of computing there has been an arms race between CPU microprocessor manufacturers.

We just can't fault this very impressive device from Intel. It's small, very powerful, has heaps of connection options and it looks damn fine.

The microprocessor market is set to keep growing, driven by growth from cloud providers and storage systems, a report from IDC says.

Intel is currently working to stay at the forefront of technological advancements, and investing in visual cloud, PC innovation, IoT and 5G.

Intel have finally revealed their latest high-end CPU. It is a 10 core monster that will crunch through data like a dieter at a pizza convention.

With nearly two dozen major acquisitions in first four months of 2016, it's shaping up to be a big year - with Cisco, IBM and Intel leading the way.

The engineers at Intel must have been putting in some serious overtime as the chip making giant has just launched their 6th generation Core vPro CPUs.

Intel's vPro CPUs have garnered some serious media coverage, but details around Intel's next generation budget CPUs are also surfacing.

Intel Australia has selected Synnex as its authorised embedded IoT distributor in the country, expanding its range of IoT products and solutions.

Intel is slashing 12,000 positions globally as it refocuses its business around data center and internet of things and away from PCs.

Intel refocuses its core business in a major restructuring bid, aiming to lead the charge in a smart, connected future.

The growing number of connected devices is driving demand for IoT security, says Amrita Choudhury, analyst at Technavio.

Last year Intel released its very first Intel Compute Stick. Fast-foward to 2016 and its newest version has upped its specs.

Semiconductor spend dropped in 2015 as slowing demand for key applications and currency fluctuations caused turbulence.