The chip giant must try to maintain x86 dominance while adapting to AI-driven computing and emerging architectures.

‘We support the x86. The x86 is very important to us. We support it for PCs, workstations, data centers. And so the fact that the architecture was fragmenting isn’t good for the industry, so I ...

While the latest x86 CPU market share report reflects the ongoing threat AMD poses to Intel at a challenging time in the latter company’s history, it wasn’t all bad news for Intel. AMD is 1 ...

Chief among these is Intel's license for x86. Apparently, when Intel and AMD resolved their multi-decade dispute over x86, the cross-license agreement included provisions about transferability.