CPUs

AMD's data center products continue to shine, but consumer CPU and GPU sales dropped for the second consecutive quarter in Q4 2022.

U.S. administration imposes total export ban on Huawei.

Hydrogel looks like a worthy cooling coating for a 15°C benefit versus a heatsink alone, but your workloads must give the material enough low-load time to rehydrate.

Intel's LGA7529 socket for the upcoming Xeon 'Sierra Forest' data center CPUs smiles for the camera.

China's Academy of Engineering Physics used Xeon Gold and GeForce RTX for nuclear research.

YouTube channel Elbrus PC Play evaluates the Russian Elbrus-8SV processor's gaming capabilities.

As U.S.-based wafer fab equipment makers have to reduce headcount due to China business concerns, SIA addresses the U.S. government.

Intel announced that it would end further development of its network switch business. Meanwhile, the company also ended its RISC-V Pathfinder program without any notice or announcement.

Intel's IFS lands order from another major cloud, datacenter and edge solutions provider.

Intel reiterates its client and server roadmaps amid disastrous fourth quarter results.

Intel's sales are expected to go even lower as its customers prep to aggressively clear out inventory in Q1.

Gaming PC equipped with the latest Intel CPU and Nvidia GPU survives subzero temperatures for a night.

The Intel Processor N95 is a 15W processor with just four Gracemont E-cores. It also comes with Intel UHD Graphics, offering 4K/60Hz support.

Intel's 56-core CPU for HEDTs and extreme workstations tested for the first time, but there's a catch.

To damage AMD, Intel is shipping more CPUs than the market can consume these days.

AMD announced that all Ryzen 7000 desktop CPUs are eligible for a new Star Wars Jedi: Survivor bundle, which is now live and runs until April 1.

Apple's new Macs are shipping this week, and reviews are showcasing the strengths of the M2 Pro and M2 Max chips.

Nuvia team’s PC processor is supposed to be available in devices from late 2023/24.

Intel has canceled its Hillsboro mega lab as it faces the reality of declining revenue. The decision will save $700M, which is a fair chunk out of the $3B in cuts the company hopes to make this year.

Loongson says it has a graphics processor, we wonder whether it is a proprietary microarchitecture.