http://www.pcworld.com/article/3069582/internet-of-things/after-smashing-two-atoms-intel-sees-mobile-future-in-atomic-research.html
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The ranking compiled by Thomson Reuters covers the “25 public institutions that contribute most to scientific and technological advancement worldwide” according to Reuters. The CEA is topping the list of worldwide organisations, with CNRS in 5th place and Inserm in 10th place.
This ranking is based on the integration of data regarding intellectual property; the number of patents and publications stored in the Thomson Reuters database platforms over the last 8 years.
http://presse.inserm.fr/en/reuters-ranking-cea-cnrs-and-inserm-in-the-top-10-worldwide-research-institutions-for-innovation/22917/
The French are not known for their IP. Sounds like a desperate move. One thing about Intel - we like other people to ask us out. We're the shy ones and the party... and we'll get in bed with just about anyone ;)