After the chipmaker's previous client computing group chief was tapped to run the company's data center group, it has quickly filled the vacancy in the former. Fox Business.

Leo managed to get some time to sit down with Gokul Subramaniam, Vice President, Client Platform & systems, Client Computing ...

Intel will shut down its small automotive business and lay off the majority of the workers in that segment, the latest step ...

Lip-Bu Tan carries on Gelsinger’s spring clean  Troubled Chipzilla has finally decided its in-house automotive dabbling isn't ...

Intel has named Michelle Johnston Holthaus, the current executive vice president of its Sales, Marketing, and Communications Group, as the new head of its Client Computing Group (CCG), which ...

Intel Automotive debuted its newest chip, the ACU U310, in January. It can be used to manage a smart car’s powertrain, the ...

About Client Computing Group. In fiscal 1Q15, Intel integrated its PCCG (PC Client Group) and MCG (Mobile and Communications Group) and formed the CCG. The CCG accounts for 60% of Intel’s revenue.

Intel CCG revenue and profit. In 2016, Intel's CCG generated $32.9 billion in revenue and $10.65 billion in operating income.This means that CCG accounted for about 55.4% of the company's revenue ...

A Look at Intel's Fiscal 1Q16 under Its New Reporting Structure (Continued from Prior Part) Contra revenue backfires on Intel’s mobile business In the previous part of the series, we saw that ...

It's important, then, for current and potential investors in Intel stock to have a good understanding of the basics of the company's Client Computing Group, commonly abbreviated CCG, which ...

In 2012, Skaugen took over the PC Client Group from executive Mooly Eden. Then, about four years later, Skaugen left, which led to Shenoy's appointment as CCG chief last year. And, now, CCG is ...

A little while back, Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) announced that Diane Bryant, the company's long-term data center group (DCG) chief, had to take a six- to eight-month leave of absence to tend to a ...