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Intel Opens New R&D Center In Timisoara
US-held Intel will be opening a research and development (R&D) center for software, in December, in Romanian western city of Timisoara, within office building United Business Center 1 located in multifunctional compound Openville.
Intel Closes Software Development Center In Bucharest
US-held Intel will close its software development center in Bucharest that it opened in 2010 and employed about 200 programmers, ZF has found.
Nearly Half Of Romanians Plan To Replace Their Home PC In The Upcoming Year - Intel
Romanians prefer to replace their home computer every four years to benefit from the newest technologies, while 45% of them plan to replace their old PC with a new one in the upcoming year,...
U.S. Giant Intel Reached 380 Employees In Romania In 3 Years
U.S giant Intel, the world’s largest chip maker, has expanded its operations in Romania to the northwestern city of Cluj, after it completed the acquisition of educational software developer...
Georgescu, Intel: Average Price Of PCs On The Rise In Romania
The average price of computers is on the rise in Romania as most low-income consumers opt for tablets or smartphones, Bogdan Georgescu, channel account manager at Intel Romania, told ZF.
Intel Wants 30% Share Of Tablet Market In Eastern Europe In 2014
Sales of tablets powered by Intel processors will “surge” in Eastern Europe, Romania included, next year, Bogdan Georgescu, Channel Account Manager with Intel Romania told ZF in an interview...
Intel Reaches 100 Employees For Its Software Center, Plans To Continue Hiring
The software research and development center opened by U.S. giant Intel in Romania has reached around 100 employees since its opening in November 2010, when it had a team of 16 engineers, wi...
Intel Finalizes Romanian Software Development Center
Intel now has about 350 employees in Romania, from the 10 it had two years ago, partly thanks to the completion of the software research and development center it started up in November 2010...
Klekowski, Intel: MacBook Air Will Sell Very Well In Romania
Romania is a market where people lay “surprisingly” high emphasis on fashion and design, on the cars they drive and the clothes they wear, so the new generation of ultra-thin portable comput...