Range-Topping Intel Core i9-10980HK Comet Lake CPU For Notebooks Spotted By Niels Broekhuijsen Intel's Core i9-10980HK pops up in several Geekbench submissions.
Apple's Lawsuit Against its Former Lead Chip Designer Is Moving Forward By Nathaniel Mott Apple's lawsuit against its former lead chip designer is moving forward.
HPE Expects Server Shortages To Last Throughout 2020 By Arne Verheyde HPE has warned customers that it expects Intel's shortages are to persevere throughout 2020, and advises customers to chose alternatives to the Cascade Lake-SP processors.
AMD Adds Zen 3 Code To Linux Kernel By Niels Broekhuijsen Henceforth, the Linux Kernel should support AMD's upcoming Zen 3-based CPUs.
Toshiba Claims New Algorithm Runs Faster on Desktop PCs than Similar Algorithms on Supercomputers By Lucian Armasu Toshiba's senior research scientist Hayato Goto invented a quantum computing-inspired algorithm that outperforms other combinatorial optimization algorithms running on supercomputers.
Report: AMD Laptop CPU Market Share Expected to Jump to 20% in Q1 By Lucian Armasu Intel CPU shortages are reportedly convincing more laptop vendors to switch to AMD chips, which could help AMD reach 20% market share in the notebook market in Q1 2020.
Best Gaming CPUs for 2020 By Paul Alcorn Here are the best gaming CPUs for the money. These processors offer the best performance at their price and are suitable for overclocking.
Best Desktop CPUs for Work 2020 By Paul Alcorn We've compiled a list of processors that represent the best bang for your buck in common productivity tasks. AMD dominates the scorecard.
How to Buy the Right CPU: A Guide for 2020 By Matt Safford Whether you’re building or upgrading a PC, the CPU matters a lot. Your choice will narrow your motherboard options. We'll steer you in the right direction.
Intel to Reduce Gen7 Performance Hit With Final Version of Graphics Driver Security Fix By Lucian Armasu Intel said it will reduce the performance loss seen by the Gen7 graphics driver after it patched a security vulnerability.
Intel Core i9-10900, Core i5-10500 Comet Lake Results Posted By Zhiye Liu Comet Lake test submissions are dropping from the sky.
AMD Hires Intel FPGA Exec to Lead Server Business Unit Amid Promotions By Arne Verheyde AMD has hired top Intel FPGA executive Dan McNamara to lead the company's Server Business Unit. He will be responsible for building on the successful launch of last year's Epyc Rome processor.
Talking Threadripper 3990X With AMD's Robert Hallock By Paul Alcorn AMD shared a few additional details about the Threadripper 3990X at CES 2020.
Report: US Considers Expanding a Rule That Would Limit Exports to Huawei By Nathaniel Mott The U.S. Department of Commerce is reportedly considering a change to the De Minimis Rule that would allow the U.S. to further restrict technology exports to Huawei.
EPYC Pressure: Intel Discontinues Some Cascade Lake Xeon Models, Slashes Pricing on Others By Paul Alcorn Intel kills one product, slashes prices on another.
Report: TSMC's Lead Time for 7nm Chips Is Still 6 Months or More By Nathaniel Mott TSMC customers are reportedly dealing with six-month-plus lead times for the semiconductor manufacturer's 7nm chips.
Intel Reclaims Status as World’s Largest Semiconductor Vendor By Arne Verheyde The downturn in the memory market has led Intel to reclaim the top spot in the global semiconductor market in 2019. The company took the throne back from Samsung, who took it in 2017 from Intel.
AMD Epyc 7742 CPUs Tapped for European Weather-Predicting Supercomputer By Niels Broekhuijsen AMD won a contract with Atos for building the BullSequana XH2000 supercomputer for the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF).
AMD 600-Series Chipset Expected to Land Before 2020 Ends By Zhiye Liu The B550 and A520 chipsets aren't even out yet, but there are already whisperings of AMD's 600-series.
Report: Intel CPU Shortages Still Hit Laptop Market in Q4 2019 By Arne Verheyde Laptop vendors were reportedly still impacted by Intel's supply issues in the Q4 2019, and laptop shipments are expected to drop up to 15% in Q1 2020.
