Robert Noyce

Intel risks being left behind through lack of innovation

Despite its popularity Twitter cannot get its mojo together

Grove, who endured the Nazi occupation of Hungary during World War Two, helped usher in the personal computer age

Interview: Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, now 86, has amazed even himself with the accuracy of his predictions in 1965 about the exponential growth of computing power

One of the most positive aspects of Silicon Valley culture is the willingness to share learning, experiences and time

The Intel jingle and artefacts of the firm’s evolution make for a compelling display