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Amid the mounting clamor across the planet to make this state an international pariah, it's a mild relief to find anyone citing Israel as a source of inspiration. Yet, strange as it might seem, that's what's starting to happen in a little European country...
Tags: Global Irish Economic Forum, Irish Film Board, Martin Cullen, Craig Barrett, global economic, Dublin, Miche, Farmleigh, Ireland
Bringing an era in Intel history and a storied career in the chip industry to a close, Craig Barrett retired as chairman of Intel today at the company’s annual meeting in Santa Clara, Calif. The 69-year-old Barrett (above) spent 35 years at the company...
Tags: Intel Corp., Craig Barrett
The semiconductor industry is bracing itself for another quarter of pain and plunging profits as consumers rein in spending on electronic goods. Chipmakers from Taiwan to the United States have reported disastrous Christmas earnings and the outlook is...
Tags: Craig Barrett, Intel
Barrett, 69, is largely credited with turning the company into the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer and lauded for his focus on education as the key to building a skilled workforce as well as expanding the use of technology in developing nations.
Tags: Intel Corp., Craig Barrett, chairman craig, Jane Shaw, chip maker, executive ranks, foremost chip, academic credited, intel chairman, Santa Clara
Craig Barrett, the chairman of Intel , urged people to take small steps to help alleviate problems of poverty and illiteracy in the developing world. As he did so, he highlighted a handful of new technologies that make it simple to help other people.
Tags: tech, chairman, Craig Barrett, Intel
2 San Francisco: Intel, the world's biggest semiconductor maker, will show off a new chip that directly controls the memory in computers, invading one of the last market niches dominated by Advanced Micro Devices.
Tags: the, computer, processor, Intel Developer Forum, Intel Corp., intel's, desktop, chips design, San Francisco, Craig Barrett