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Intel Makes ‘Incredibly Important Strategic’ Leadership Shift: Analysts
Intel CEO Bob Swan is being replaced by VMware boss Pat Gelsinger in strategic shift. 
Intel CEO Bob Swan is being replaced by VMware boss Pat Gelsinger in strategic shift. -
Car Companies Face Shortage Of Computer Chips Needed To Run Fancy Models
Modern cars need computer chips to run satellite navigation, high-tech entertainment and sophisticated engines. 
Modern cars need computer chips to run satellite navigation, high-tech entertainment and sophisticated engines. -
Intel Says It Will Pay $5 Million In Back Wages To Former Employees
Settlement result of chipmaker entering into an Early Resolution Agreement with federal labor office 
Settlement result of chipmaker entering into an Early Resolution Agreement with federal labor office -
Chipmaker Stocks Drop As Trump Restrict Huawei's US Business
The US' decision to place Huawei in its trade blacklist has caused different chip stocks to further spiral downward. 
The US' decision to place Huawei in its trade blacklist has caused different chip stocks to further spiral downward. -
Isuzu, Nvidia Forging Partnership To Develop Self-Driving Trucks
Japanese manufacturer Isuzu Motors has announced it is on the verge of collaborating with chipmaker Nvidia on self-driving technology, throwing their hat into the race to build autonomous trucks and other large commercial vehicles. Working together to achieve better results on self-driving technology was driven by the apparent shortage of drivers who are able to handle trucks of varying sizes, according to the chipmaker. By improving the level of autonomous driving in trucks would also lead to safer and less congested roads, the company added. 
Japanese manufacturer Isuzu Motors has announced it is on the verge of collaborating with chipmaker Nvidia on self-driving technology, throwing their hat into the race to build autonomous trucks and other large commercial vehicles. Working together to achieve better results on self-driving technology was driven by the apparent shortage of drivers who are able to handle trucks of varying sizes, according to the chipmaker. By improving the level of autonomous driving in trucks would also lead to safer and less congested roads, the company added.
