Intel bolsters discrete GPU team by purchasing Ineda Systems
The founder of Ineda was previously the managing director of AMD India
Intel leaks specs for 9th gen H-series laptop CPUs
The H-series chips bring more cores and higher frequencies
Intel is planning an $8 billion new manufacturing facility in Ireland
Intel is looking for ways to deal with increasing consumer demand
AMD cutting deeply into Intel's market share across desktop, mobile, and server segments
Ryzen & EPYC combined win back significant space across desktop, mobile, and server segments
Intel finally quits making their Itanium server chips
Intel ends sales of their first 64-bit architecture 20 years after its debut
Intel's latest Xeon W-3175X is a 28-core, 56-thread unlocked processor
It'll be priced at around $3,000
Intel names Robert Swan CEO after seven-month search
The former CFO strips "interim" from his title
Testing Intel Whiskey Lake CPUs: Core i7-8565U Review
Intel unveiled a new series of U-series laptop processors last year designed for ultraportables. These CPUs are codenamed Whiskey Lake, and they're still 8th-gen parts that are not radically different from Kaby Lake Refresh. The focus of this review will be the Core i7-8565U, which is essentially the new flagship 15W CPU in Intel's line-up.
Intel is acting like it cares more about GPUs than CPUs, and that's a good thing
Intel's discrete GPUs are coming, should we expect a strong platform at launch?
Intel is discontinuing its 'Core+' CPU/Optane desktop bundles
Just nine months after they were introduced
Intel's ongoing search for a CEO may place diversity as top priority
Hey Intel, maybe consider a candidate that can fix manufacturing
Intel adds six more CPUs to its 9th-gen lineup, most lack iGPUs
They could offer better performance and be cheaper
Prices for Intel's rumored 9900KF, 9700KF, 9600KF and 9400F CPUs listed online
New processors are all but confirmed
Intel has the world's largest 360-degree movie set
It's a 10,000 square-foot geodesic dome
Opinion: Rejuvenated Intel highlights benefits of competition
The semiconductor wars
Intel's 28-core Xeon W-3175X listed online, expect to pay at least $4,000
Is a Xeon W-3175X CPU on your holiday wish list?
Intel becomes the first to demonstrate 3D stacking of logic chips with Foveros
Raja Koduri is doing exciting things at Intel
Intel's Gen11 integrated graphics promise a 2x performance boost
Mainstream gaming without a discrete GPU
Meet Sunny Cove: Intel's architecture that finally will improve IPC
Greater parallelization with support for petabytes of memory
Enthusiast Culture: The most memorable overclocking-friendly CPUs
#ThrowbackThursday Enthusiasts' early overclocking endeavors involved soldering and replacing crystal clock oscillators, but evolving standards brought more accessible means to change system bus speeds, while the most daring would gain boosts through hard modding. These are but a few of the landmark processors revered for their overclocking prowess.
Intel envisions MESO logic devices superseding CMOS tech in ten years
Magnetoelectric spin-orbit logic uses quantum materials to produce highly energy efficient computing solutions
Intel is disbanding its internal creative agency
Focusing less on consumers and more on B2B
TSMC is posing a serious threat to Intel's own foundries
Once the market leader, now Intel is struggling to keep up
Intel Modern Graphics Drivers (UWD) for Windows 10
Intel's latest graphics drivers embrace Microsoft's Universal Windows Platform (UWP), bring optimizations for many new games, and improvements to Intel's game tuning feature and reduce RAM usage.
Biggest Rivalries in Computing History
#ThrowBackThursday Pepsi vs. Coke, Edison vs. Tesla, Star Wars vs. Star Trek. History is filled with famous rivalries, but few have matched the intensity and, quite often, the viciousness that comes when two tech industry giants clash heads. Chartering their path from the dawn of computers to the current digital age, here are the five biggest rivalries in computing history.
