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Did you know Avtar Saini, the ex-Intel India head killed while cycling, held 7 patents in chip design?Avtar Saini, former head of Intel India, tragically passed away while cycling in Navi Mumbai. Saini, known for his contributions to Intel's...- Tragic Coincidence: Two fitness-loving tech leaders killed on Mumbai roads within a yearFormer Intel India head Avtar Saini tragically passed away after being hit by a cab during cycling in Mumbai. Last year, Rajalakshmi Vijay,...
- Avtar Saini, Ex-Intel India head, killed after being knocked down by cab while cycling in MumbaiFormer Intel India head Avtar Saini, known for his role in designing the Pentium processor, was tragically killed in a cycling accident in ...
- Harish Bijoor on what entry of Apple store means for the brand and the Indian marketThe Apple stores in Mumbai and Delhi will transform them into destination outlets attracting high-end consumers. As the affluent market is ...
- Intel retires iconic Pentium and Celeron chips in PCs, laptopsTrai is holding these meetings to gain better insights around satellite spectrum and global best practices around the allocation mechanism....
- Why the 'Father of the Pentium Chip' is bullish on image processing startup Orbo.aiIn the post compression era and with new improved hardware launching every month, video processing continued to remain stuck in low resolut...
- Intel’s Pentium microprocessor developer,Vinod Dham, others back Orbo AIOrbo helps improve low-light images, removes fog from security camera footage and cleans up noise from images captured by drones.
- 25 years of reforms: These children of liberalisation are already stars and are inspiring the next-genThe Pentium Chip went on to become the most popular chip in the history of the semiconductors and popularised the use of PCs and laptops fo...
- Vinod Dham on how he came up with the idea of 'Intel Inside' stickerVinod Dham, the father of the Pentium processor, on the idea of a startup bubble, big money valuations and why India should lose its servic...
- ET Reviews: HP Pavilion 11x360The new Pentium N3520 quad core processor that the x360 is equipped with, is designed for entry-level laptops.
- HCL Infosystems launches 3 PC models in Rs 35,000-43,000 rangeIT firm HCL Infosystems launched three new models of HCL Beanstalk All-In-One (AIO) PCs in the range of Rs 35,000- Rs 43,000.
- Launch Pad: Acer Aspire Z all-in-one PCAspire Z all-in-one PC marks Acer's entry into the segment with 21.5-inch full HD display, black matte finish and claims to offer enhanced ...
- Speed was God when we created Pentium: Vinod DhamIn many ways, Vinod Dham, 60, redefined the way people looked at semiconductors that powered computers by leading a group of engineers at I...
- Future of Atom is much more exciting: Prakash Bagri, marketing director, Intel South AsiaTalking to ET, Intel South Asia marketing director Prakash Bagri spoke about the evolution of the Indian PC market, and the future of Atom.
- Intel Labs is focused on game-changing opportunities: Justin RattnerFor most firms, the chief technology officer is the backbone, helping them stay ahead of the curve. CTO Justin Rattner describes Intel’s ke...
- Intel sees big market for Atom in IndiaIntel Corp - the world’s top chipmaker - expects its Atom processor to power a host of devices in the Indian market, in addition to the no-...
- Pick the right CPU for a great gaming experienceWhich processor would you select for your new PC, or the one that you’re upgrading?
- NEA-IndoUS Ventures invests in IndiaVinod Dham, famously known as the `Father of the Pentium Processor’ and serial entrepreneur Vani Kola have announced that their new venture...
- Mr Lucky, or Miss Bright? This software can tell it allVicente-Andres Zaragoza’s Pentium Quantitative Fund made more than four times the return of its peers this year using software designed by ...
- Acer launches desktop PC at Rs 17,999Acer India has announced the launch of its Acer Power 330 series PC, based on Intel's latest Pentium 4 Processor with hyper-threading techn...
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