Intel
- proper noun
- /ˈɪntɛl/
- She's the one who told me to buy Intel stock when it first came on the market.
- Intel processor
- Intel Core
- Intel Pentium
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Watch on YouTubeIt all comes down to this, Intel versus AMD.
- It all comes down to this, Intel versus AMD.
- What are your thoughts on Intel's fall from grace?
- And that's typically what you see today on most Intel and AMD machines.
- And right now he's the head of Intel for IAS KP.
- We also get Apple and Amazon and Intel and Coinbase next week.
- They're called IDM's, the Samsung's the the Intel's of the world.
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By 2005, more than 100 Intel Computer Clubhouses will be established around the world.
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So all of you know about Intel and Microsoft and IBM and so on.
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Intel partnered with Microsoft on an earlier version of this program, called Intel Teach to the Future.
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Why is it that everything dies and Intel appears to be the only gigantic one left?
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"At the time, I figured I would wind up at Microsoft, Intel, or one of the other usual suspects," he recalled.
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Intel is a registered trademark, and FlashFile is a trademark of Intel Corporation.
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So we got a new PC and we went for the Intel NUC mini PC.
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Some electrical industry devices in use contain the Intel 8088 processor, introduced in 1978.
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It all comes down to this, Intel versus AMD.
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We decided to buy an Intel processor for our custom-built gaming PC.
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Etymology
Intel comes from a short form of Integrated Electronics, which means 'bringing parts together' in electronics. So Intel is a company that makes computer chips by putting many electronic parts together.