Intel has an ambitious goal for 2014: get its Atom chips into 40 million tablets, or four times the number of tablets that had Intel inside in 2013. But rather than do it by tailoring its products ...

So far Intel only has a minuscule presence in the tablet segment, something that belies its otherwise formidable presence in other forms of computing. Arch-Rival ARM seems to dominate the current ...

Intel's inability to crack the mobile market has been a growing blemish on their record, an increasingly sore spot that's seen the processor giant sit out ...

Intel unveiled two reference designs on Wednesday aimed at the education market: a clamshell notebook and a tablet, each outfitted with intriguing peripherals and software for educators. Both the ...

Intel is ramping up efforts to push low-power Atom chips in the burgeoning category of tablet devices, a market where the chip giant, which dominates netbooks, faces tough competition from rivals ...

Remember Intel ? Back in the days of "desktop" and "notebook" computers, it was a big company whose microprocessors were used by nearly everyone. But now that the whole world uses iPads, which ...

A Samsung tablet that is expected to make an appearance at a Microsoft developers conference next week will be powered by Intel silicon, according to a source. Windows 8 tablet from Samsung has ...

Intel landed in the tablet market with all the subtlety of a bag full of bricks Monday, announcing it has signed up more than 35 customers for a new version of its Atom processor targeting tablet ...

Intel (NAS: INTC) really hates tablets -- at least all the ones currently out there, especially frenemy Apple's (NAS: AAPL) iPad. All of the current tablets on the market, including the iPad, use ...

Intel unveiled a new category of laptops that it says will include the best features of tablets as the world's top chipmaker struggles to find its footing in the exploding market for mobile gadgets.

Intel has an ambitious goal for 2014: get its Atom chips into 40 million tablets, or four times the number of tablets that had Intel inside in 2013. But rather than do it by tailoring its products ...