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Intel Builds High-Tech Empire in Israel

U.S. chipmaker Intel is Israel's biggest private sector employer and top exporter

How to Play Emerging Markets With U.S. Stocks

Because of the volatility and instability often associated with less-mature foreign financial markets as well as potentially undependable and non-standardized financial reporting, investing in stocks through foreign exchanges turns off many U.S. investors. Another option is investing in U.S. companies that rely on exports -- to Asia, Latin America, and elsewhere -- to boost their bottom lines

Facebook and Google Build DIY Servers

More Internet companies are building their do-it-yourself servers instead of ordering them from computer makers because they can't find the specs they need from major manufacturers

Finding the Next Challenge in Visual Computing

As evidenced by console manufacturers developing new input controls to extend the life of this generation of consoles, the industry is looking for the next challenge. With the release of DirectX 11, the increasing capabilities of processor graphics, and a new surge of mobile devices, there certainly is plenty to explore

The Future of PC Gaming? A Personal Viewpoint

Recently, I was featured in a prominent publication in an article about PC gaming. What I'm reminded of is how easy it is to be taken out of context -- for right or wrong. The article was well-written and I stand by most of what I'm quoted as saying. A few things, however, were lost in translation

Thought Leaders: Orion Granatir

We sat down with Orion Granatir, a senior software engineer for Intel's Visual Computing Software division. Granatir gave us his thoughts on the state of the industry and told us why he's excited to be working with games today