The New York Times reports on Intel’s transition from three university-affiliated “lablets” to a larger number of university-based Intel Science and Technology Centers.
“The company said this week that it would pour $100 million over the next five years into projects at universities. Each of the projects will involve a few Intel researchers, typically four, with far-flung teams of researchers from several universities …
“‘This assembling of multi-university dream teams to work on big computer science problems is unusual for industry,’ said Edward Lazowska, a professor at the University of Washington.”
Read the New York Times article here.