CEO Paul Otellini has been the chief executive officer of Intel Corp since 2005. He is 55 years old. Follow Mr. Otellini and Intel Corp in the news and blogs or share your own opinion about the company and its leadership.
In the Web 2.0 Summit, the world’s largest manufacturer demonstrated corporate social networks and more personalized features of the Internet.
Intel CEO Paul Otellini (Paul Otellini) last Thursday at the Web 2.0 Summit, said Intel has joined a white-hot trend of corporate social networks. Otellini showed off its “Enterprise 2.0″ model of social networks, he said that Intel would develop a substitute for consumer services, including as Facebook and MySpace, the social networking companies are... Read Full Story
In the Web 2.0 Summit, the world's largest manufacturer demonstrated corporate social networks and more personalized features of the Internet. Intel CEO Paul Otellini (Paul Otellini) last Thursday at the Web 2.0 Summit, said Intel has joined a white-hot trend of corporate social networks. Otellini showed off its "Enterprise 2.0" model of social networks, he said that Intel would develop a substitute for consumer services, including as Facebook and MySpace, the social networking companies are... Read Full Story
Santa Clara-based Intel second quarter profit has jumped up 25 percent because of its strong sales and processors for laptop computers. Intel shares rose 23 cents (1.1 percent) to US$20.94 in after-hours trading. It had risen 24 cents (1.2 percent) to US$20.71 in the regular session before Intel reported its results. I am not surprise to hear that Paul Otellini, Intel CEO, said that the demand for Intel’s chips remains strong in all segments and all parts of all over the world.
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Intel CEO Paul Otellini (pictured) reportedly told the Associated Press that Linux will dominate sales of mobile Internet devices (MIDs). Meanwhile, ABI Research predicts that by 2013, Linux will outsell Windows by two to one in the combined market for MIDs, netbooks, and UMPCs.
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Intel (INTC) reported third quarter 2008 earnings results that beat analyst forecasts, but the company is also giving guidance that raises concerns about future earnings.
Revenues came in at $10.22 billion, a 1% increase when compared to the same period last year and 8 percent sequentially, from Q2 2008. Analysts expected $10.26 billion.
Operating income came in at $3.1 billion, a 44% increase over the same period last year and 37% sequentially.
Net income came in at $2 billion, a 12% year... Read Full Story
