The Latest Breaking News from NEX

The NEX Playground is a small kid-centric game console that uses motion tracking technology to get your child moving through a variety of interactive games. It’s like a Wii without the controllers, and while I wish its subscription was less expensive, it did keep my child entertained.

Intel wants to keep its networking and communications business after all.

Intel will spin off its Network and Edge Group (NEX) into a standalone company, seeking external investors while keeping a minority stake. The move follows Intel’s $2.9B quarterly loss, a 15% workforce cut, and warnings that its 14A node could be canceled without a major external partner.

Redditor highlights an unexpected treasure trove of MSRP-priced Nvidia RTX 50 graphics cards.

Intel is reportedly running scared when it comes to competing with Broadcom in a key area. This is yet another sign of strength for the chip behemoth.

Intel is moving away from underperforming businesses. Could selling its networking and edge unit improve INTC stock outlook?

This could be one of the year's most active video games.

Intel's strategic refocus intensifies with potential NEX unit sale discussions and reaffirmed confidence in its foundry's path to future profitability.

The Apple-like design and a focus on motion control makes this tiny cube unique.