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What's Behind Intel's Expensive Ultrabook Push?

BY Kit EatonWed Jan 11, 2012

The continuing storm of mobile devices is changing the way people compute on the move and at home--and that's forcing Intel to innovate. READ»

LAPTOPS | Comment

Is The Laptop Dead? Yup

BY Kit EatonTue Jan 3, 2012

2012 is thought to be the year of the Ultrabook, but though these slim machines may prove successful they can't disguise one odd fact: The laptop is a dead design. When will it actually pass away and leave room for a future device?READ»

TOLD YA! | Comment

The Spinning Computer Disk Grinds To A Halt

BY Kit EatonFri Dec 30, 2011

As 2011 winds to a close and 2012 begins, we do a little bit of Fast Company drumbeating. We predict a lot of stuff around here. Sometimes we're wrong some. But we also nailed a few things this year. Take the death of the spinning computer disk...READ»

TECHNOLOGY | Comment

Why Nvidia's CEO Is Embracing The Zynga-Fication Of Mobile Gaming

BY Austin CarrTue Nov 29, 2011

Think your tablet or smartphone won't ever be as robust as your Xbox or PlayStation? Not so fast, says Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang.READ»

FAST FEED | Comment

Amazon Kindle Fire Reviews, China's Second Space Docking, Intel And MasterCard Ally For NFC Payments, iPhone 4S Coming To India

BY Nidhi SubbaramanMon Nov 14, 2011

Breaking news from your editors at Fast Company, with updates all day.READ»

INTEL

This Computer Chip Can Be Powered By A Potato

BY Ariel SchwartzWed Nov 2, 2011

Computers use a lot of energy to keep all their parts going, but a new chip from Intel is able to operate with the bare minimum amount of electricity--as much as could be drawn from a postage stamp-sized solar cell or even, yes, a ... READ»

FAST FEED | Comment

Amazon Reveals Kindle Fire, Google Motorola Deal Under DOJ Scrutiny, Goldman Sachs Hacked

BY Nidhi SubbaramanWed Sep 28, 2011

Breaking news from your Fast Company editors, with updates all day. READ»

TABLET PCS | Comment

Apple, Microsoft, Plastic Logic Go Global For The Billion-Dollar Educational Tablet Market

BY Kit EatonWed Aug 24, 2011

Plastic Logic's e-reader may yet live as an educational tool in Russia, just as Apple and Microsoft bid for millions of tablet PCs destined for Turkish schools. The e-education game is getting serious.READ»

QR CODES | Comment

Nintendo To Make Games For iPhone?, Intel Bets Against Tablets, QR Codes Scanned By 14 Million In June

BY Kit EatonThu Aug 11, 2011

QR Codes Used By 14 Million In June Alone While different augmented reality technologies are gaining ground, All Things Digital on Thursday reported that in June 2011 alone, some 6% of U.S. phone owners, or a whopping 14 ...READ»

TECHNOLOGY | Comment

NeuroFocus Uses Neuromarketing To Hack Your Brain

BY Adam L. PenenbergTue Aug 9, 2011

Intel, PayPal, Pepsico, Google, HP, Citi, and Microsoft are spending millions to plumb your mind. Here's how it's done.READ»

FAST FEED | Comment

FBI's First iPhone App, Apple Vs. Fakery, Rdio Beats Spotify To iPad, Intel Spends $30M On Cloud, U.S. ISP's Hijacking Search

BY Kit EatonFri Aug 5, 2011

This and more important news from your Fast Company editors, with updates all day.READ»

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY | Comment

Care Innovations Connect: A Tablet To Keep Seniors From Getting Lonely

BY Ariel SchwartzMon Jul 25, 2011

As the elderly become more tech-savvy, there are new apps and devices to help them lead better lives. A new device from Intel and GE is designed to connect seniors to each other--and to their caregivers.READ»

TECHNOLOGY | Comment

What Student Blogs Say About Corporate Culture At Twitter, Intel, IBM, And Google

BY Austin CarrFri Jul 22, 2011

Intern-penned blog posts from a slew of major tech companies reveal much about their corporate culture, whether those companies like it or not. See what we've dug up from "The Intern Diaries"--and whether it makes your company look like the fun uncle or a fuddy-duddy. READ»

INTEL | Comment

Inside Intel And Toshiba's Social Film

BY Ari KarpelMon Jul 11, 2011

"Inside" stars Emmy Rossum, Intel, and, maybe, you. We go behind the scenes of the latest branded filmmaking adventure.READ»

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY | Comment

Health Care Of The Future: Non-Invasive Blood Tests, Brain-Connected Avatars, Digital Pill Boxes

BY Ariel SchwartzWed Jun 29, 2011

You may not use a health device connected to your doctor yet, but you probably will soon. What will these devices look like and how will you use them? READ»

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY | Comment

Major Automakers Race To Silicon Valley

BY Ariel SchwartzWed Jun 22, 2011

As car companies become more technology driven, Detroit is parking itself among the startups.READ»

IDEAJAM | Comment

The Uptight Citizens' Brigade

BY Rick PaulasFri Jun 10, 2011

Can TV's Ashton Kutcher, Improv Everywhere's Charlie Todd, tech giant Intel, and random people on the street find the gooey center of viral hilarity? At the very least, we'll laugh and learn while their attempts at this piece of the inspiration-seeking IdeaJam project publicly fails. (But, you know, goes viral anyway.)READ»

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY | Comment

3 Ways Intel Is Changing The Energy Landscape

BY Ariel SchwartzWed Jun 8, 2011

At this week's Research@Intel event, Fast Company had the chance to see some of the tech giant's freshest research-stage projects--from cheap power for the developing world to simple plug-and-play home energy monitoring.READ»

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY | Comment

Intel Could Prevent The Next Big Oil Disaster

BY Ariel SchwartzWed Jun 8, 2011

If oil rig operators could see real-time data about how each part of their operation was performing, they might have a better chance of stopping explosions.READ»

WINDOWS | Comment

Crazy Sexy Windows 8 Has Scorching Hot New Looks ... But It's What's Inside That Counts

BY Kit EatonThu Jun 2, 2011

Microsoft teased Windows 8 for tablets late last night, giving us a sexy peep at its UI. The tech world has since gone aflutter, despite big questions about Microsoft's approach. And the real innovation is behind the scenes: ARM chip support.READ»