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Cyber Monday and Black Friday are over, but the sales continue.

Intel refutes recent reports from industry analysts that claim the company will further delay its server roadmap.

An Intel process technology that has surfaced at IEDM 2019 shows the company intends to launch its nodes at a two-year cadence for the next decade, with 1.4nm in 2029.

An incremental improvement, but the added Hyper-Threading will be appreciated.

Intel says it never intended to discontinue the 22nm Haswell chip.

The new Plundervolt vulnerability attacks Intel's voltage and frequency overclocking mechanisms.

A pre-binned Ryzen 9 3950X won't come cheap.

Research institution imec has fabricated highly scaled transistors based on the MoS2 2D material as channel. The device has the potential to replace silicon transistors.

But Apple's argument may find itself on shaky legal grounds.

Silicon Lottery binned AMD Ryzen 9 3950X CPUs, and 56% were capable of hitting a 4.1 GHz clock speed on all 16 cores.

Intel's CEO Bob Swan said in a fireside chat with Credit Suisse that its 7nm process is expected to be equivalent to TSMC's 5nm process, even though it will arrive a year later.

Intel demonstrated its STT-MRAM acting as an L4 cache.

According to Nikkei Asian Review

Geekbench results leaked a new Hatch Chromebook equipped with an Intel Core i7-10610U processor suspected to be Comet Lake.

Intel details its Horse Ridge control chip for quantum computers that operates at cryogenic temperatures

Intel is plowing forward on a key component of its Xe Architecture

5nm is already yielding at 50%, making its ramp even faster than that of 7nm which was the fastest ramp at TSMC ever

Cyber Week sales continue. Here are the best deals still available on AMD and Intel processors.