The kids over at Intel have released new information regarding the latest architecture for their processors. Some of the highlighted features that will be making their way onto your PC are: dual-core ...

Intel is rethinking how it releases — and brands — its semiconductor innovations, CEO Pat Gelsinger announced today at the company’s Intel Accelerated webcast. The announcement includes the broad ...

Banias, a low-power chip for notebooks and Net devices, will be based on the older Pentium processor design that's being phased out in other Intel product lines. Michael Kanellos is editor at large at ...

Most AI data centers today run inference on a single type of chip, typically Nvidia GPUs. Intel and SambaNova Systems are ...

Intel has revealed a raft of new processor and Xe graphics news and features as part of its Architecture Day, held remotely this year in the wake of the current pandemic. It has detailed new CPU ...

Code-named Conroe, the processor will be a dual-core part made using Intel's 65-nanometer technology. Intel expects desktops based on the chip to show up in the third quarter, Pat Gelsinger, senior ...

Intel claims its processor architecture can power any device, from PCs and servers to smartphones and TVs. But will a CPU monoculture benefit customers? Intel CEO Paul Otellini unveiled his vision for ...

'Meteor Lake' Architecture Detailed: What to Know About Intel's Next-Gen CPUs Intel's next-generation Meteor Lake is a rethink of how its processors are put together, now with a tile-based chiplet ...

Intel’s Atom processor architecture will live on despite the recent cancellation of next-generation smartphone chips. The chip maker will continue the development and use of the processor architecture ...

CHANDLER, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Today Intel revealed the architectural details for the company’s next generation client processor Intel Core Ultra series 3 (code-named Panther Lake) which is ...

Intel and Google announce multiyear deal for Xeon processors in AI infrastructure ...

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