CES 2013: Lenovo shows off the first Intel-powered Clover Trail+ Android smartphone

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

One of the biggest stories to come out of CES 2013 is Intel's commitment to provide low-power processors for smartphones and tablets. An area where the desktop and notebook chipmaker has traditionally fallen short.

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Video: A look at Lenovo's IdeaPad Yoga convertible Ultrabook

Intel's Market Development Manager Joe Ellis showed off some of the latest Intel powered Windows 8 convertibles that offer interesting designs that can switch from notebook to tablet. Lenovo's Yoga is one of the most awaited models featuring a full Windows 8 experience in both tablet and notebook form factors.

Intel's CEO Paul Otellini to retire in May

Intel's CEO Paul Otellini is said to be retiring as CEO and director of the company as of next May. This would mark the end of Otellini's leadership of Intel since he took steweardship of one of the most important technology companies eight years ago. 

"I’ve been privileged to lead one of the world’s greatest companies," Otellini said. "After almost four decades with the company and eight years as CEO, it’s time to move on and transfer Intel’s helm to a new generation of leadership."

Otellini took over as Intel CEO at the end of 2005 and helped grow Intel's annual revenue from $38.8 billion to $54 billion, and generated cash from operations in excess of $100 billion. He also helped Steve Jobs transition Apple from PowerPC architecture to Intel an important move that helped ensure Apple's successful future.

SourceCode: Intel struggles in wake of lower demand for PCs as mobile surges

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

The dramatic shift in demand from PCs to mobile devices like tablets and smartphones is taking its toll on the industry and leading processor manufacturer Intel is feeling the squeeze.

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