INTEL

China now has the most and the fastest supercomputers in the world, and it doesn't need chips made by U.S. companies anymore. Intel should be worried.

Asus says its new laptop, the ZenBook 3, is “the world’s most prestigious laptop” and is thinner, lighter and faster than Apple’s MacBook.

Intel sends out 100 coordinated drones in the sky to showcase spectacular formations and the result is a visual treat.

IBM is opening up quantum computing to everyone as it hopes to accelerate development of this cutting-edge technology.

HP has launched the slimline Chromebook 13 which is thinner than a Macbook and costs less than half the price.

Intel says unlike other blockchain tests, its experiments will allow the distributed ledger technology to operate on networks with millions of computers.

The chipmaker is feeling the pinch as customers move to tablets. But other big tech companies have been more successful in managing the transition.

The world’s largest maker of microprocessors is getting pummeled by plunging sales of personal computers.

The chipmaker has published details of its Sawtooth Lake project, a version of the technology that underpins the digital currency.

The influential Silicon Valley figure, who also wrote a best-selling book, was named Time magazine’s “Man of the Year­” in 1997.

Silicon Valley is “enormously unsettled­” by U.S. government ban on sales to the Chinese telecoms giant.

Apple's iPhone 7 will reportedly make use of the super-fast Intel chip to deliver Cat. 10 LTE speeds.

The company is reportedly exploring the possibility of an augmented reality headset.

Although the technical details of the new wireless communication standard — to be known as 5G — are yet to be finalized, networks like AT&T and Verizon are looking to take the lead.

The chipmaker is patching a method used to circumvent the overclock lock on its cheaper processors.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz was asked whether he would order a preemptive strike on North Korea, but he said he couldn't answer without more intel.

Google, Apple, Facebook and other U.S. tech companies could face increased tax bills as European Union regulators propose major tax changes to close loopholes.

Companies like Microsoft, Oracle, Cisco and others face a tough 12 months as clients slash IT spending and consumers hold back from buying devices.

U.S. equities got hammered in Friday's session joining a global sell-off as investors worry about China and oil prices. Jeanne Yurman reports.

U.S. stocks rallied as investors snapped up battered shares, including those of oil companies Exxon Mobil and Chevron.

The computer chips behemoth saw its stock price drop Thursday despite beating analysts’ estimates on revenue and earnings.