Dell wants to bring virtual reality to the enterprise
Virtual reality isn’t just about gaming. If it’s going to be a $30 billion business by 2020 (as predicted by tech adviser Digi-Capital), it’s...
Unicorn story: How this young woman went from student to indie game studio chief
The game and tech industry has heard a lot of chatter about diversity, recruiting women and minorities into development, and encouraging girls to become engineers....
Intel continues to back gender diversity in gaming industry by promoting new program
LAS VEGAS — A big game industry group and Intel kicked off an effort today to promote gender diversity in the video game industry....
Intel reboots Intel Inside brand strategy with ‘amazing experiences outside’
For more than a year, under the stewardship of Intel CEO Brian Krzanich and new chief marketing officer Steve Fund, Intel has been transforming...
AMD’s graphics guru describes the march to full graphics immersion with 16K screens
When Advanced Micro Devices created its own stand-alone graphics division, Radeon Technologies Group, and crafted a new brand, Polaris, for its upcoming graphics architecture,...
CEO Lisa Su expects company watchers to say ‘AMD is back’ in 2016
Advanced Micro Devices has had a few tough years as it struggles to stay afloat financially and compete with Intel, the world’s biggest chip...
The DeanBeat: Our preview of next week’s CES 2016 tech extravaganza
I made my predictions last week about what will happen in games in 2016. But next week, I’m going to expand my horizons beyond games...
The platform deluge facing developers and other thoughts from Intel’s Lee Machen
This sponsored post is produced in association with Intel. Gamers are way beyond the early years of sprites, beeps and boops and today expect nothing but...
AR VR there yet? The experts weigh in on the growth of augmented and virtual reality
SAN DIEGO — The big question among tech investors and entrepreneurs today has to do with how quickly a new computing paradigm will arrive....
Microsoft, Dell, HP, Intel, and Lenovo launch massive ‘PC Does What?’ advertising campaign
Microsoft, Dell, HP, Intel, and Lenovo today announced a six-week marketing campaign called “PC Does Whaaat?!” that will run in the U.S. and China....