SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Artificial intelligence offers a growing and potentially lucrative opportunity for Intel's freshly standalone programmable chip unit, its CEO Sandra Rivera said. Intel's ...

Designers are utilizing an array of programmable or configurable ICs to keep pace with rapidly changing technology and AI.

Intel is looking for an investor to acquire a stake in its Altera subsidiary, CNBC reported. The US tech giant is seeking a deal that values the programmable chip unit at around $17 billion. Intel is ...

Intel's (NASDAQ:INTC) newly separated programmable chip unit could be enhanced by artificial intelligence, its Chief Executive told Reuters. "(Programmable chips are) always at the forefront of that ...

Nine months ago, Intel made Altera -- its unit that produces programmable chips -- a standalone business -- with the intention of spinning it public in 2026. On Monday, Altera executives showed off ...

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IEEE Spectrum said the team’s discovery opens the way for implantable devices, on-skin computers, brain-machine interfaces, and soft robotics. According to the article, UK-based Pragmatic ...

Intel said Monday it has found a buyer to take a majority stake in Altera, its programmable chip business, partially unwinding a failed deal from a decade ago. Private equity firm Silver Lake will ...