Intel Forays into Internet of Things
Internet of Things is the next in-thing. All electronic device manufacturing companies are eyeing the segment. Intel, Samsung, Google... you name it and they are gradually making inroads into the segment. Intel especially already has a lot riding on it. The semiconductor company is working hard to be the first on to get there. Intel's sense of urgency to dominate the Internet of Things segment was evident in its recent keynote during annual Intel Developer Forum earlier this week when they displayed proof of concept robots that can be controlled with hand gestures. Some of the other....
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Intel Inside Bitcoin ATM. Recently at the Internet of Things (IoT) Roadshow in Sao Paulo, Brazil, a group of developers created what may be the first Bitcoin ATM powered by an Intel platform. Intel IoT Roadshows are being held at ten different locations around the world. Intel runs these to encourage innovation and give away its Internet of Things Developer Kits to a set number of attendees at each convention. At the Sao Paulo Brazil event, a kit was given to the first 100 attendees. One team went the Bitcoin route and created a Bitcoin ATM over the course of the two-day event. Also read:....
Intel, one of the world’s biggest computer chip manufacturers, is focusing a lot of its attention on its role in developing the Internet of Things. The future of technology is important to every individual on this planet, and Intel wants to do everything in its power to get us there. Smart devices are playing an increasingly big role in the everyday lives of consumers, and missing that boat could be a crucial mistake for chip manufacturers. Things got a bit weird during Intel’s keynote at the annual Intel Developer Forum on Tuesday, August 18, 2015. After completing a 90-minute keynote,....
Intel has announced the creation of a new fintech innovation lab in Tel Aviv, The Jerusalem Post reports. The lab will be operated in association with The Floor, a fintech hub based at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The work of the new Intel fintech lab will be centered on blockchain technology, biometrics and the Internet of Things (IoT). “Through this collaboration, Intel will be able to lead, alongside The Floor, the development of this field in Israel and to widen the influence of technology on the financial field, from the user to the cloud,” said Sharon Puterman-Zafrir, Intel Israel’s....
Israel may soon become one of the important fintech hubs in the world, thanks to the collaboration between the Floor and Intel. Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC), the semiconductor giant has joined hands with The Floor, a fintech hub located at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange to start its own fintech innovation hub in Israel. According to an announcement made by the company on Sunday, the fintech innovation hub will be Intel’s foray into the fintech solutions sector, following the increasing demand for bitcoin and blockchain based solutions by banking and financial organizations. Tel Aviv,....
Computer chip manufacturer Intel Corp. has revealed it holds a stake in the leading U.S. cryptocurrency exchange, Coinbase. The tech giant purchased the shares worth almost $800,000 after the digital asset trading platform went public earlier this year. Intel Acquires Shares of Crypto Exchange Coinbase Intel has disclosed it owns Coinbase stock in a quarterly report submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) on Friday. The Santa Clara, California-based technology company bought the stake following the listing of the cryptocurrency exchange this spring. According to....