A technical partnership embraces SambaNova Systems, which Intel’s chief, Lip-Bu Tan, helps lead as an investor and chairman.

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan first invested in SambaNova in 2017. Now the chipmaker he runs is putting more capital behind the startup.

Intel has anchored Oregon's Silicon Forest for decades, but deep layoffs and years of turbulence have raised questions about its long-term stability.

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Abstract: Bug bounties are a helpful system for identifying vulnerabilities in smart contracts. Many web3 applications use bug bounties today. However, hackers might worry about not getting paid or ...

In case you didn’t know, Intel has been having a rough time. But they’re taking steps in the right direction. Most recently, they made a major announcement at CES 2026, revealing their new Panther ...

Despite a $9 billion investment from Uncle Sam, Intel's decline is continuing unabated. Broadcom is a rising star in the AI hardware industry with 50% of its most recent quarter's revenue coming from ...

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Intel recently reminded investors that it's struggling to remain competitive. At the same time, the next generation of AI processors is going to be far more purpose-specific than the generalized ...