ASUS now manufactures and sells Intel NUC 10th to 13th generation product lines, and will develop future NUC systems. ASUS today announced that the official signing ceremony with Intel Corporation, marking the
Intel has confirmed that socketed CPUs based on its fifth-generation Core architecture, better known by its codename Broadwell, will indeed be available for desktop PC enthusiasts. Broadwell has already made appearances in
Intel’s end customer meet, a one-of-a-kind special event venue situated at hotel Raddison Blu in Jaipur. To fill the gap among end user, distributor & company. It was a great pleasure to
Rashi Peripherals is the host for the annual event in its ninth year ‘Channel Business Forum’ which along with educating and informing partners also exhibits a variety of products for the partners.
Let’s face it: Intel’s track record of anticipating trends in computing is, in a word, lousy. Intel didn’t truly embrace low-power computing until Transmeta forced its hand. The company has repeatedly squandered
Rashi Peripherals announced commencement for Intel distribution. This distribution will cover the complete range of products from Intel which includes desktop Processors, Mobile Processors, Server Processors, Desktop MB, Server and Workstation MB, Networking and Chassis,