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Intel announces McLaren F1 partnership, will battle AMD-powered Mercedes
By Mark Tyson published
Intel has announced a multi-year strategic partnership with F1's legendary McLaren Racing team. AMD has been Mercedes-AMG's partner for six years.

AMD reaches 46% of server x86 CPU revenue — Intel still controls 70% of the consumer PC market share
By Anton Shilov published
AMD now commands 38.1% of total x86 CPU revenue share, skyrockets past 46.2% x86 server CPU market share, according to Mercury Research.

Arm's $2 billion in AGI CPU sales are still not enough to penetrate 5% of overall market share, analyst reveals
By Anton Shilov published
Premium Orders for Arm's AGI CPU double to $2 billion over the next two years in 1.5 months. While will not make Arm a major supplier of data center CPUs, it will make it a strong contender.

Tech teardown specialist delids a Xeon with a blowtorch and hunting knife
By Mark Tyson published
The Hackinator delids an Intel Xeon Silver 4110 processor and prepares it for a die shot using unconventional techniques.

More details emerge about how Intel now earns more revenue from each wafer by looking to the edges
By Anton Shilov published
According to analyst reports, Intel is reducing wafer yield variability to get more useful CPU dies from wafer edges amid AI-driven demand.

Intel's upcoming Xeon 7 "Diamond Rapids" server CPUs reportedly delayed to 2027
By Hassam Nasir published
A shakeup in Intel's future Xeon families.

CPU requirements for AI workloads are multiplying, driving intensifying shortages and price hikes
By Luke James published
As workloads continue migrating towards inference and agentic AI, CPU-GPU ratios could converge to 1:1 or even tilt further in favor of CPUs.

Intel stock jumps 28%, setting record, after it posts strong Q1 with rising forecasts
By Anton Shilov published
Demand for Intel's products exceed expectations and supply, but Intel is still bleeding money.
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