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Archeology
A 6,000-year-old skeleton was revealed at the start of a chip factory
Intel's new multi-billion dollar semiconductor factory in Germany has helped archaeologists find two prehistoric graves from human sacrifices.
Computer science
'Laying' diamonds onto semiconductor chips to increase durability
These chips are expected to bring unprecedented benefits such as extreme performance and super-fast heat dissipation.
Computer science
Accidentally discovered the world's first computer after more than 50 years
Two of the three surviving Q1 microcomputers were found by chance after they were last used by an oil drilling company in the early 1970s.
New technology
The era of microchips is coming to an end, prepare to welcome the era of super chips
For devices to continuously push the limits of performance, semiconductor engineers found a simple method: make the chips bigger and bigger.
New technology
The Element: Intel's latest weapon to modularize personal computers
Element developed by Intel Systems Product Group, is the team behind NUC and NUC Compute Element.
Computer science
Moore's Law: 50 years leading the way for humanity
Did you know that, without Moore's Law, the world of today will not have a smartphone and even no ... Internet?
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Loss of ability to speak since 1985, how did Stephen Hawking talk to the world?
Let's meet
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The most brainstorming interview questions in America
If you apply to Google, you will have to answer questions like:
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One minute on the internet
What happens on the internet in every minute? Recent research from Intel shows incredible figures, according to Dailymail.
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Protection of health and environment thanks to mobile phones
A mobile phone can not only help you maintain your exercise routine, but also help you lose weight even in winter days without using your hands to control.
Environment
Cost is the biggest barrier to developing 'green technology'
Famous companies such as Dell, HP, Intel, Apple ... are aiming to be at the forefront of green, clean and environmentally friendly technologies. However, the high cost i…
Science Events
Intel 2014 International Science and Technology Competition: Vietnam has 2 private awards
On May 16, 2014, Intel International Science and Technology Competition 2014 (Intel ISEF 2014) ended and awarded the highest prizes to students who are young scientists…
Science Events
Vietnam won two 4th prizes at the Intel ISEF 2013 finals
The Intel ISEF (International Science and Engineering Fair) International Fair for Science and Technology Fair 2013 takes place in Phoenix (Arizona, USA) from 12 to 17 M…
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Intel founder spends money building the world's largest telescope
Intel founder Gordon Moore and his wife, Betty, donated $ 200 million to scientists to build the world's largest optical telescope.