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Intel announced that Chinese vendor ZTE selected Intel eASIC devices for its 5G wireless products. The U.S. chipmaker said ZTE selected Intel eASIC devices to meet
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Diverse 5G use cases marked by move toward flexible infrastructure
The value of 5G comes from ‘giving voice’ to the internet of things LAS VEGAS–As hybrid, multi-cloud IT strategies gain adoption by enterprises, including communications service
The carrier aims to launch commercial 5G services in nine markets this year Sprint has opened a 5G experience center at its headquarters in Kansas City
Intel and Xilinx reportedly tried to acquire Mellanox The confluence of several technology mega-trends–5G, artificial intelligence and big data analytics–require the support of cloud computing and
Naver will use Intel’s computing solution based on KT’s 5G communications network Naver, which is South Korea’s largest Internet portal and search engine, plans to develop
5G, edge computing and Batman
AT&T, Intel, Ericsson, Warner Brothers showing off 5G-powered mixed-reality at MWC Barcelona Augmented reality, virtual reality and mixed reality–from here on out we’re going to use
Rakuten’s network uses Intel Xeon processors and Intel FPGAs for acceleration Intel has confirmed that it will provide technology to Japanese e-commerce and internet services provider
Software-defined infrastructure focuses on using common hardware to support variable 5G workloads As service providers increasingly take an IT-centric approach to building and managing increasingly complex
This week the Intel Board of Directors announced that Bob Swam, the former chief financial officer and interim CEO since mid-2018, has taken on the
Given huge mobile gaming market, 5G and cloud could provide a big boost to on-the-go gamers Spurred by mega-hit games like Fortnite and PUBG, mobile gaming
Distributing compute closer to the end user opens up the latency benefits of 5G The conversation about the relationship between 5G networks and edge computing has
The new technology will use hardware from Intel and cloud computing capabilities provided by the Chinese firm Intel and Chinese tech giant Alibaba say they are
Snow Ridge SoC designed for combo of edge computing and 5G Taking advantage of the massive throughput and low latency of 5G requires a new approach