In the early 2000s, Intel introduced the Centrino platform, a combination of CPU, chipset, and wireless network adapter designed to enhance the user experience through seamless integration. Intel ...

By the early 2000s, Intel introduced its Centrino platform – a combination of CPU, chipset, and wireless network adapter – designed to enhance user experience through seamless integration.

My wife worked with Gelsinger back then, and I recall her telling me that Andy Grove, Intel’s then-CEO, referred to the Centrino logo as an image of his prostate.

Intel Corp., the world's largest chip maker, updated its line of Centrino notebook computer chips on Wednesday with higher speeds and improved multimedia features, a move the company hopes will ...

The new badge replaces the clunky previous “Engineered for Mobile Performance” sticker, and echoes the once-popular Intel Centrino branding initiative. Intel will cooperate with laptop OEMs and the ...

The last time Intel swapped its logo for a new one, Engadget was less than two years old. Now the company once again has a new look and later this year it will get a “modernized” new sound ...

Intel is the latest big company to introduce a new, simpler (or more generic) logo. The company today announced new branding to coincide with its 11th Gen Tiger Lake processors; the look is both ...

Intel has a new logo, marking just the brand’s third identity refresh in the past 51 years. Gone is the well-known circular logo. In its place is a simpler typeface with brighter colors aimed at ...

Intel has a new logo, marking just the brand’s third identity refresh in the past 51 years. Gone is the well-known circular logo. In its place is a simpler typeface with brighter colors aimed at ...

Intel has a new logo, marking just the brand’s third identity refresh in the past 51 years. Gone is the well-known circular logo. In its place is a simpler typeface with brighter colors aimed at ...

Intel sparked a wireless revolution in 2003 with its Centrino program to connect laptops over Wi-Fi, and now the emerging 5G standard could bring another big change in the way devices communicate.