Nokia's demise serves as a cautionary tale for Intel, which has made missteps like resisting new tech. Intel has faced disasters with unsuccessful architectures like Netburst and Itanium, but ...

The Intel and Nokia partnership, announced yesterday, was slim on specifics but brimming with potential as both announced they would collaborate on a mobile-computing partnership.

Nokia wants a foothold in the US phone market, which has so far eluded it, and wants to move up into netbooks in a bigger way; Intel, for its part, wants to crack the mobile market and move down ...

The Nokia deal with Intel could give it a stronger position in that game. And if Intel-powered mobile devices take off? Nokia will be among first to benefit, but it will not be the last.

The two did say that they’re going to be sharing Nokia’s HSPA/3G modem technology so Intel can put those into their own equipment, and that they’re going to be all up in the open source world.

They start with Nokia, which felt compelled to warn the world about the negative effects of Trump’s tariffs, a topic that yields some fruitful tangents. Eventually the focus turns to Intel and its ...

In a deal intended to strengthen Intel’s push into the mobile computing arena, the Santa Clara chip maker and Finnish cell phone giant Nokia on Tuesday announced what they called a long-term ...

On Tuesday, Intel and Nokia announced a partnership in which Nokia will use Intel chips in its mobile devices. However, the companies are focusing on building "a new class of devices." They would ...

Chip giant and mobile handset maker have more than a few holes in their respective collections of mobile technologies. How far will this go to plug the holes and take them to the next technology ...

When executives from Intel and Nokia took the stage in Barcelona Monday to explain their latest joint effort, both sides hastened to say they wanted to avoid the "f-word." That's "f" as in ...

What's more, Intel has a long relationship with Microsoft, handy given the impending release of Windows Phone 8 and Nokia's new-found commitment to Microsoft's platform.

— -- Intel and Nokia said Tuesday they're joining forces to build better technology for smart phones and other mobile Internet devices. The deal is significant for Intel because it will help ...