Intel Labs invests £18m in cloud computing and embedded tech research

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The research will be based at Carnegie Mellon University in the US

Intel Labs has announced that it plans to invest £18m over the next five years in two technology centres that will research how cloud computing and embedded technology can be deployed in future. ...

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