It’s been an eventful time for Intel after its earnings call and then news that the chip vendor is spinning off its Network ...

Intel is planning to separate its networking and communications unit into a stand-alone company and has begun the process of ...

Intel is planning to spin off its networking unit as the struggling chipmaker looks to shed assets and cut costs under the ...

Intel has already shifted its Edge business into its Client Computing Group (CCG), while its NEX unit was dismantled, with ...

Intel is planning to spin off its Network and Edge Group (NEX) into a stand-alone company and is seeking strategic investors.

The Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson AB is in talks to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Intel Corp.’s networking infrastructure business, according to people familiar with the matter.

Intel considers divesting network and edge group New CEO aims to focus on PC and data center chips instead No deal process or bids sought yet for NEX group, sources say TAIPEI/SAN FRANCISCO/NEW ...

Update: Intel declined to comment. Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) is thinking of selling its network and edge businesses as the company intends to divest parts which its new CEO does not see as vital ...

Intel is allegedly considering selling its networking and edge unit, according to reporting by Reuters, as Tan looks to shed business divisions that aren’t considered critical.

Intel is reportedly eyeing the sale of its edge and networking business as new CEO Lip-Bu Tan continues to shed specific units not seen as critical to the company’s future. Tan has been making ...

Last year, Intel raised an additional $1.5 billion by selling a portion of its Mobileye stake. It’s unclear how many shares Intel plans might sell in the new stock sale it’s reportedly weighing.

Sponsored Bank Accounts Intel has already moved to shed some lines of business. In April, it sold a majority stake in its Altera unit to SilverLake for $4.46 billion to help fund the revival effort.