Intel Corp. has scrapped plans to sell its multibillion-dollar NEX networking chip business.

On December 3, 2025, Intel stated that it would not be separating its Network and Edge Group. Network and Edge business is ...

In an email to CRN, Intel says it would not be going ahead with plans to offload its Network and Edge Group, also known as NEX, after all. Intel on Wednesday revealed that it would be holding onto its ...

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The rampant string of cost cuts and divestitures at chip stock Intel ($INTC) has been front-of-mind for months now, but there are some signs that ...

Intel, the world's largest chipmaker, will reveal what it's been up to lately at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco later this month. The main items on the agenda? Networking chips and server ...

Intel is ramping up its networking strategy with a series of new investments and solutions centered around software-defined networking and network function virtualization. Openness is big theme that ...

What is the hardest job at Intel, excepting whoever is in charge of the development of chip etching processes and the foundries that implement it? We think it is running its disparate networking ...

In recent days Intel and Nvidia have introduced or announced new networking products with a common goal of offloading networking traffic to the network processor, thus freeing up the CPU for ...

Intel plans to combine two product groups in a reorganization of its communications chip business. Effective Jan. 1, the Intel Communications Group, which offers networking chips, will absorb the ...

Intel plans to move this product family to internal manufacturing, continuing a recent trend of Intel building more of the chips that it sells in-house. At first, this might seem a little bit ...

Intel plans to combine two product groups in a reorganization of its communications chip business. Effective Jan. 1, the Intel Communications Group, which offers networking chips, will absorb the ...