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Intel defended its decision to take down an advertisement featuring Chinese standup comedian Yang Li over the past weekend after Internet users questioning the company’s values and beliefs.
Goolton Technology, a Chinese remote AR collaborative platform provider, and Intel (China) announced on Wednesday that they had reached an agreement on the ecological construction for the industrial Metaverse.
On Jan. 17, the Trump administration apprised several Huawei suppliers to stop selling to the Chinese company, including chipmaker Intel.
On Tuesday, Vice President of Intel's IoT Department Chen Wei announced that the company plans to set up another department headquartered in China exclusively for its global video business.
Since November this year, some car owners have reported that the computer chips loaded in Great Wall Motor's electric vehicle (EV) brand Ora are not consistent with official advertisements.
The shares of the Chinese EV-maker NIO soared nearly 38% on November 5 after the company announced a deal with Intel's Mobileye on developing self-driving vehicle systems.
Technology giant Intel announced on Friday that it has appointed Dr. Wang Rui as Senior Vice President and Chairman of Intel China, overseeing all of the firm's subsidiary businesses and teams.
Mobileye, an autonomous driving firm acquired by Intel, announced on September 26 that it will deepen cooperation with Geely Holding Group. The two sides will promote an advanced driving assistance system (ADAS) and automated driving technology.
Intel and Nanjing University announced the joint establishment of an Intel Parallel Computing Center (IPCC) at Nanjing University on Sept. 12. The new artificia...
The multinational tech giant Intel signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with Chinese tech company Baidu for a three-year relationship in Baidu's core business areas on July 30.
Wang Jingao, head of Apollo research and development, announced at the Baidu World Conference in Las Vegas today that Apollo 2.0 is officially open. Apollo 2.0...
Right before the opening of Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Intel and Alibaba announced that they were teaming up to develop athlete tracking technology powered by artificial intelligence (AI) that is aimed to be deployed at the Olympic Games Tokyo in 2020.