Latest in Tag: Intel Highlight
Latest in Tag: Intel
Intel launches 11th Gen Core processor delivering 20% faster performance
Technology developer is keen to be part of technological transformation in Egypt, says Taha Khalifa
Ericsson, Intel develop next-generation software defined infrastructure for 5G era
Ericsson and Intel Corporation have begun a multi-year collaboration to align ongoing development efforts in software-defined infrastructure (SDI) and Intel Rack Scale Design. The resulting next-generation infrastructure management platform will deliver a new level of cloudlike agility, transparency, and efficiency required for Network Functions Virtualisation (NFV), distributed cloud, and 5G. Many communications service providers have …
Intel to buy driverless tech firm Mobileye
US chipmaker Intel has announced it will buy Israeli tech company Mobileye. With the multibillion-dollar acquisition, Intel wants to obtain a leading role in the production of autonomous driving technology.In what’s deemed to be the biggest takeover of an Israeli technology firm ever, Intel said it would offer $63.54 (59.5 euros) in cash for each …
Intel cooperates with TIEC to sponsor ‘Internet of Things’ projects
The company plans to train around 500 young people for seven to eight months in an educational camp
BMW teams up with Intel, Mobileye
German carmaker BMW has announced that it’s entered into a technology alliance with chipmaker Intel and computer vision specialist Mobileye. The move is meant to support the firm’s focus on self-driving vehicles.
Breaking through: women pioneers in Egypt’s technology sector
The field of technology is often stereotyped as a specialisation dominated by men, but women, too, are leaving their mark on this industry. Daily News Egypt has complied some of the top success stories of women working in technology
Intel launches initiative to provide technological solutions to students, SMEs
Technology increases small businesses’ productivity by 10%, says Khalifa
Egyptian government provides optimistic view of ICT sector: Intel
Clouding computing and Internet of Things are the most prominent investment opportunities, says Khalifa
Intel revenue declines to $55.4bn in 2015
The results added that Intel’s Internet of Things Group recorded a revenue of $2.3bn, marking a 7% increase compared to 2014. In addition, Software and service operating segments registered a revenue of $ 2.2bn, down by 2% from 2014.
Intel plans to launch competition on industrial projects for Egypt and the region
Intel “She Will Connect” programme aims to close the Internet gender gap, connecting millions of girls and women to opportunity
Intel awards $20,000 to youth innovators
Zoomaal launches new initiative “Arab innovation is back” for funding Arab region innovation through donating $5
Cooperation between Intel and Education Ministry in 27 governorates
Head of industry sector at Al-Kobba scientific center at Bibliothec Alexandria Reem Sabry said that Intel and the Ministry of Education will cooperate to support youth and children in innovation and technology.
Google, Microsoft most attractive employers for Egyptian graduates
At least 50% of all Egyptian students polled want to work for an international company
Intel, education ministry trained over 500,000 teachers: Corporate Affairs Manager
Economy, social issues in Egypt are opportunity to boost entrepreneurship, bureaucracy, legislations, copyrights are prominent challenges
Egypt not sluggish joining entrepreneurship field: Intel Programme Manager
The government can provide bigger market for small businesses by introducing law allowing a percentage of big company contracts to go to small companies
ICT market generally growing in Egypt: Intel’s META business director
By Mohamed Alaa and Sara Aggour With the government constantly announcing new plans to develop its information and communications technology sector, Daily News Egypt sat down with Intel’s regional business director for the Middle East, Turkey and Africa (META), Frederico Carvalho, to discuss potential opportunities in the market, the future of tablets, and big data …
Intel cooperating with education ministry, Banque Misr to provide computers for schools
Education technology is top company priority in Egypt, says Intel’s Egypt executive Al-Fatih
Intel Science fair representative refuses to return to Egypt
Teenager cites fear of imprisonment on charges of torching a policeman’s car
Travel ban lifted for Egypt’s representative in Intel science fair
17-year old student was earlier prevented from travelling pending investigation into the charge of torching a policeman’s car
Egypt’s representative in Intel science competition prevented from travelling
Student, accused of torching a policeman’s car, was released from custody last week
US changes visa rules to keep foreign talent
Under the changes, spouses of people with H-1B visas who have applied for permanent residency ‘green cards’ can also apply for permission to work.
Judge releases student to compete in Intel science competition
Released on bail, Abdallah Assem was initially detained for 15 days unable to attend the competition in the United States
Egypt’s representative in Intel Science competition detained for 15 days
Abdallah Assem’s detention order could prevent him from attending the science competition in the US
Intel shows off wearable gadgets as chipmaker expands beyond PCs
Intel dominates the PC industry, but it has been slow to adapt its processors for smartphones and tablets, markets now dominated by rivals like Qualcomm and Samsung Electronics.
Six Egyptians join Intel’s ‘Business Challenge’ competition
The top four winners in the region will be granted the opportunity to participate in Intel’s Business Challenges global competition, for the chance to win a grand prize of $50,000.
Etisalat, Intel launch smartphone for Egyptian market
Etisalat E-20 is first Intel-powered smartphone launched in Middle East
Demand for tablets will surge throughout 2013: Intel
Ahmed al-Zaghbi, director of marketing development for Intel in Egypt, stated that sales for computer tablets have recently experienced growth rates of nearly 20%