The Intel Galileo reference board isn't a basic board. The Quark SoC is quite potent for a device of this type, resembling a Pentium 3 more than a microcontroller. Though the legacy Arduino ...

The Arduino 101 equipped with Intel's Curie module integrates ... which includes a full pinout and diagram in case you want to build the board yourself, I could not find a datasheet on the Curie ...

Krzanich also unveiled the Intel® Galileo board, the first product in a new family of Arduino-compatible development boards featuring Intel® architecture. "I look forward to our collaboration ...

Two years after launching the Curie-powered Arduino 101 maker board, Intel is calling it quits on the hardware. The chipmaker has announced the end-of-life for its Curie Module, which launched in ...

Intel and Arduino, an open source hardware maker, will partner to create the Intel Galileo board, a family of Arduino-compatible development tools based on the chip giant's architecture.

Reader [Chris] sent us in a tip that eventually leads to the discontinuation notice (PCN115582-00, PDF) for the Arduino 101 board. According to Intel forum post, Intel is looking for an ...

Intel will build Arduino-compatible electronics boards called Galileo that use its 32-bit Pentium-class Quark processor. It'll begin selling the boards in November and is working with 17 ...

Naturally, that has meant that the Arduino 101 is also following suit, bringing a formal end to Intel's dreams on small form factor computers and devices. There are countless development boards ...

the Arduino 101 is the first widely available development board based on the tiny, low-power Intel Curie module for wearables, announced at this year's CES. It features an accelerometer ...

The Intel Galileo is the first in a family of Arduino Certified boards that use Intel architecture and it'll be available next month. Like any Arduino, the Galileo is built for open development ...

The chip maker will donate 50,000 of the Galileo boards to 1,000 universities worldwide over the next 18 months. Galileo marks the first Arduino offering running on Intel technology, according to ...

School kids and hardware enthusiasts who want to start tinkering with Intel’s tiny Curie chip will be able to get their hands on it early next year in the form of an Arduino development board.