This co-branding strategy elevated Intel's visibility and fostered trust among consumers. PC makers prominently displayed the "Intel Inside" logo on their ... promoted Pentium and Celeron CPUs ...

Other than that, the board also features ProCool II power connectors ... motherboards won’t fit inside your PC case, and you’ll have to look for motherboards of the required form factor to make full ...

At least, that was the idea. Intel called its new microarchitecture NetBurst, and it represented a very different approach to the Pentium II and III, which had been largely based on the earlier ...

For example: Dadi Perlmutter, who went on to become Intel Global VP, and colleagues persuaded then-Intel CEO Andy Grove to design and produce the Pentium ... Intel Inside, putting little stickers ...

Intel had a custom Pentium III "Coppermine-based" CPU at 733MHz inside of the original Xbox back ... up your next-gen Xbox and seeing an Intel logo appear... that would be kinda cool, right?

It might not look like it yet, but Intel is in a fight for its life. The stakes for its employees and investors are high, and are likely to turn on some fierce battles for market share that will ...

The ASCI Red supercomputer was one of the most powerful around 1997, comprising 9,632 Intel Pentium II Overdrive CPUs (pictured ... eight additional registers inside the core.

4-thread processor based on Intel’s Alder Lake-N architecture, and benchmarks show that it could bring a significant boost in single-core performance over the Pentium Gold 6500Y and Core i3 ...

Their advertising agency came up with the slogan "Intel. The computer inside." which was soon shortened ... through further parodies of Intel's logos. Intel eventually relented and offered to replace ...

Intel was openly advertised, complete with what became familiar audio and visual logos; ChatGPT’s special ... The ChatGPT Inside version of Microsoft seemed poised to “eat Google’s lunch.” ...

Celeron has been Intel's brand name for low-cost PCs. The first Celeron chip launched in 1998 was based on a Pentium II processor. The latest Celeron processors power Chromebooks or low-cost laptops.