Intel Completes Acquisition of Altera
Intel today announced that it has completed the acquisition of Altera Corporation, a provider of field-programmable gate array (FPGA) technology. The acquisition complements Intel’s product...
Intel to Acquire Altera For $16.7 Billion
Following the recent reports, Intel on Monday announced that it has agreed to buy Altera for $54 per share in an all-cash transaction valued at...
Intel Resumes Take Over Talks With Altera: Paper
Intel and Altera have resumed talks on a possible acquisition deal, the New York Post reported. Earlier discussions on a deal fell through as the...
Takeover Talks Between Altera and Intel Failed: report
The rumored takeover talks between Intel and Altera have broken off as the chipmakers could not come to an agreement on price, according to reports...
Intel in Talks to buy Altera: report
Intel is in talks to buy chipmaker Altera, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday. Altera makes programmable chips used in cellphone towers,...
Altera and Intel To Make Multi-Die Devices
Altera and Intel will collaborate on the development of multi-die devices that leverage Intel's package and assembly capabilities and Altera's programmable logic technology. The collaboration...
Intel To Make Altera's First 64-bit ARM Chip
Intel will make the first 64-bit quad-core chips for Altera, which uses technology from rival chip designer ARM. Altera announced at the ARM developer's conference...
Altera and Micron Demonstrate First FPGA and Hybrid Memory Cube
Altera and Micron Technology have jointly demonstrated successful interoperability between Altera Stratix V FPGAs and Micron?s Hybrid Memory Cube (HMC). This technology achievement enables system...
Altera and TSMC Collaborate on 55nm EmbFlash Process
Altera and TSMC today announced a technology collaboration using TSMC?s 55nm Embedded Flash (EmbFlash) process technology. Programmable devices based on TSMC's 55nm EmbFlash target a...
Intel To Make 14nm Chips For Altera
Intel will build FPGAs for Altera using its 14-nm FinFET process technology. The first 14 nm products are expected to be ready in 2014. These...
