Dylan Martin is a senior editor at CRN, specializing in reporting on the semiconductor industry. With a focus on technology and business, Dylan's articles cover topics such as AI PCs, chip launches, industry analysis, and gadget gift ideas. His work has been featured in CRN Australia, The Register, CRN NZ, and Computing.
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Dylan's coverage predominantly focuses on the technology sector, particularly Intel, AI, and PCs. His focus also includes sales & marketing related to consumer electronics. Dylan seems receptive to press releases and private sector announcements within these domains.
Given his focus, pitches should revolve around new product launches, developments in semiconductor technology, or insights into the impact of AI on various tech products. Sources with insider knowledge of industry trends or exclusive access to upcoming technologies may find success in pitching ideas for articles aligning with these themes.
Since no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Dylan's coverage area, it suggests that he covers global technological advancements and industry news from a broad perspective rather than focusing on a single region.
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By: Dylan Martin
James Knight, AMD’s global media and entertainment director, says content creation professionals should view AI technologies as an ‘elevated toolset’ for their work and not as a threat. The impact of AI on jobs in media and entertainment has been a contentious issue.
By: Jeff Peck, Dylan Martin, Cam Kratz, Kaeden McArdle
Luke Palmieri shot a 40 for medalist honors as Hazleton Area defeated Wyoming Valley West 168-172 Wednesday at Valley Country Club in Wyoming Valley Conference golf.
By: Dylan Martin
“‘Elemental’ was their most ambitious film to date, where each character was its own volume. It had ridiculous amounts of geometry to render each character,’” says AMD executive James Knight. ‘Previous to AMD and Supermicro getting together, they couldn’t have done it.’
NEWS ABOUT Intel Corporation Intel Intel's Sales and Marketing Group plans to cut jobs and ‘simplify programs' as part of a directive to slash costs by 35 percent by the end of the year, CRN has learned.
CRN rounds up the 10 hottest IoT startups of 2024, which include Artisight, AssetWatch, Blues, Skylo Technologies, TXOne Networks and Xage Security.
While Intel moves to cut jobs and reduce spending by over $10 billion, the chipmaker unveils expanded AI PC partner benefits alongside a new AI PC
Apple said its newly revealed iPhone 16 smartphones are “designed to take full advantage” of the upcoming Apple Intelligence features, which are set to debut in beta next month.
By: Dylan Martin
Altera CEO Sandra Rivera tells CRN in an exclusive interview that Intel’s plan to sell a stake in the FPGA business and push for an IPO by 2026 “has not changed.”
By: Dylan Martin
Longtime Intel channel executive Jason Kimrey is leaving the company alongside a few other partner-facing leaders amid upheaval at the beleaguered chip company, CRN has learned.
By: Dylan Martin
Intel Pat Gelsinger said the company plans to make its foundry business independent and delay European construction projects, among other changes and wins he outlined in a public letter to employees Monday.
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