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Rumors about a tiny new PC called the Compute Stick started to circulate in October, and Intel confirmed them at CES 2015. Now, four months later, it’s finally here.

Technology Editor Bill Wong gives us his appraisal of Intel’s latest Neural Compute Stick 2 after taking a hands-on look. 1. Intel’s Neural Compute Stick 2 plugs into a USB 3 socket and sports ...

Intel announced the new Neural Compute Stick 2 at its AI DevCon event in Beijing. CNET's Gift Guide: The best place to find the perfect gift for everyone on your list this season.

Intel Corporation introduces the Intel Neural Compute Stick 2 on Nov. 14, 2018, at Intel AI Devcon in Beijing. Designed to build smarter AI algorithms and for prototyping computer vision at the ...

And today marks the debut of its successor. At Intel’s first AI developer conference in Beijing this week, the Santa Clara company took the wraps off of the Intel Neural Compute Stick 2, or NCS 2.

The original Intel Compute Stick was released in 2015. For $150, you could run Windows 8 or Ubuntu Linux on a Chromecast-like HDMI stick. Newer and better models are now available, but the first ...

The Intel Compute Stick, powered by a Skylake-based Core m3-6Y30 processor, elevates the tiny thumbstick-sized platform to true mini PC territory. It ...

Intel had redefined what a desktop computer could look like when it introduced the Compute Stick in early 2015 with an Atom processor and a pocket-friendly form factor.

If so, then Intel's latest Compute Stick is what you've been waiting for. In addition to a more powerful Core m3 chip, it comes with better connectivity, double the memory and storage, and, of ...

The Compute Stick I tested is a Core m3-6Y30, a dual-core, four-thread chip with an Intel HD 515 integrated GPU; a business-friendly Core m5-6Y57 version with vPro is also available.

The Intel Compute Stick was a revolutionary product when first introduced in 2014. It put a full Windows 8 (later Windows 10) PC powered by an Intel Atom processor into a body not much larger than ...