In 2024, Intel’s stock declined by 60%, and the company fell from first to second place on Gartner’s list of top global ...

Intel’s CEO foundry pivot is more than a roadmap tweak; it’s a complete strategic reset. Tan’s decision to leave 18A for ...

Intel’s new CEO Lip-Bu Tan is planning to reallocate resources to the 14A chipmaking process, aiming for an advantage over ...

Here, Luke and Leo discuss their views on the new Intel nuc - could this be the future of sff computing? Leo also shares a ...

Galileo Financial Technologies, the company behind Carson Group’s white-labeled high-interest cash solution, called Galileo Money+, raised $77 million in a Series A funding round, according to a ...

Intel’s Arduino-certified Galileo development board was already likely on its way out, given that Microsoft dropped support for the platform in its Windows 10 IoT Core product in 2015.

Chip giant Intel's spring cleaning efforts have swept out three of its compute modules for the Internet of Things and several Recon Jet smart glasses products. Intel launched the Galileo board in ...

This week Intel has confirmed that a number of development boards have come to the end of their production and have announced that their Galileo, Joule, and Edison lines will be discontinued.

Intel is discontinuing their Galileo, Joule and Edison lineup of development boards, most likely due to poor sales. The Galileo is an Arduino-compatible mini computer launched in 2013, while the ...

There’s obviously a market for extremely tiny x86 boards out there as evidenced by the Intel Galileo, and this board is $30 cheaper than the Intel offering.

Microsoft hasn't extended that same support to Intel's boards. It previously offered Windows 10 IoT Core for Intel's Atom-powered Galileo board, but ended support last November because it didn't ...