The industry expects the resource-light new model could usher in a wave of more efficient AI models, hurting demand for AI ...

Intel investigated its Core Ultra 200 series processors and came back with a To-Fix list that covered a number of issues ...

In recent years, Intel hasn’t developed leading processors, and it hasn’t showed significant improvement from generation ... a popular enterprise-computing review site. Intel’s current ...

What Intel is arguing for is more open source and standardized from the factory floor to repair shops and the home user. This ...

We see potential in Intel's stagnant market cap, citing core CPU segment strength and possible turnaround. See why we ...

For Entry/Mainstream Modular PCs, Intel suggests a similar structure ... we aim to significantly extend the usable life of computing devices, thereby reducing electronic waste and promoting ...

It's a big yearly event where tech companies show off what's coming in 2025 and beyond. Intel is set to have a big year because it is set to launch the second generation of its Core Ultra processors.

While Intel’s Q4 guidance points to slight revenue improvement, demand remains weak ... the company's strength in ...

In Intel’s case, the manufacturer plans to add more CPUs that might compete against some of the best processors. To that end, Intel has now announced preorders for new Arrow Lake CPUs ...

Gaming was much worse, though. Not only did Intel not provide a significant improvement in gaming performance; in most games, Intel’s 13th-gen and 14th-gen offerings were straight-up faster.

Intel has had a deathgrip on the PC world since the standardization around the software and hardware available on IBM boxes in the 90s. And if you think you’re free of them because you have an ...

showing a 97% improvement, according to Intel. That’s a stunning change. Granted, all of these performance boosts are coming from Intel’s tests. Until our colleagues at PCMag can run more ...