Slated to go public in 2026, Intel's programmable chip group found surprising successes but also setbacks in nine years ...

Intel may sell Altera and halt its $32B German fab project as part of strategic shifts aimed at streamlining operations and ...

Altera CEO Sandra Rivera tells CRN in an exclusive interview that Intel’s plan to sell a stake in the FPGA business and push ...

Rounding out the enhancements is a set of new cybersecurity features. To prevent hackers from accessing the data being ...

It's only been a few weeks since a Reuters news report suggested that Qualcomm had been eyeballing Intel's chip design ...

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A $3.5 billion foundry contract, the road ahead for Intel, AMD launching auto-qualified FPGAs, Intel securing a customer for ...

Now it's unlikely that federal authorities would allow such a deal to go through but regardless, Qualcomm is reportedly ...

Sandra Rivera emphasized that Intel has always planned to sell a stake in Altera rather than fully divesting from it, to take the company public by 2026.

Amid swirling reports of a multi-billion capital infusion offer from an investment firm along with a reported acquisition ...

Altera, an Intel company, today unveiled an array of FPGA hardware, software and development tools that make its programmable ...

Altera, a division of Intel that makes programmable chips, unveiled today a number of products that will bring more AI to the edge and the cloud.