CPUs

Unlike the processor, die shots of Baikal's server SoC see the light of day.

A week earlier than expected, but not for everyone, the Raptor Lake Core i9-13900KF is spotted in Hungary.

Intel is apparently set to reduce headcount by thousands to cope with plummeting PC sales.

AMD is offering up a new Uncharted game bundle for Ryzen 5000 purchases only. We suspect AMD wants to reduce Ryzen 5000 supply to (eventually) improve Ryzen 7000 sales.

The upcoming Intel 13th Gen Core ‘Raptor Lake’ processor appears to be little more than a clock bumped (100 MHz faster base clock) 12th Gen Core ‘Alder Lake’ i3-12100 processor.

Intel's next-generation NUC 13 Extreme to use 13.9-litter chassis to enable better cooling and expandability.

Intel's Raptor Lake architecture shows an impressive performance in the Blender benchmark, with a good performance against AMD's Ryzen 7000 CPUs.

Intel confirms that 6GB of proprietary BIOS source code for its Alder Lake processors was leaked to the public.

A 6GB file on GitHub purportedly contains the source code for Intel's Alder Lake BIOS.

TSMC's revenue tops estimates despite slowing demand for chips.

Allen 'Splave' Golibersuch overclocks Intel's Core i9-13900K Raptor Lake processor to 8.2 GHz under liquid nitrogen.

AMD pre-announced that it would miss its revenue targets for the third quarter by $1.1 billion due to PC market weakness and supply chain disruptions.

Exceptional yields with new silicon spin qubit devices

Taiwanese contract chip maker may seek to ensure Intel will not be without serious competition in its European ventures.

One of Russia's key supercomputer companies goes bankrupt.

Samsung to triple production of leading-edge chips by 2027.

A new Linux kernel update has been found to kill laptop displays physically, thanks to a bug found with Intel's graphics driver. As a result, only Intel-based laptops are effected.

The laptop market gets a taste of that 3D-VCache gaming goodness

A new report reveals that Ryzen 7000 processors operating on the Zen 4 architecture are running faster with security mitigations enabled on Linux version 6.0, compared to disabling them manually.

It's good to be on top.