Intel

Intel has released a new list of security vulnerabilities found in its BIOS firmware for some Intel CPus

Like Microsoft loving Linux, it sounds strange for Intel to promote the "scalability and customization that is unique," to RISC-V, but foundry business is business.

Intel's low-power Core i9-12900T and Core i7-12700T hit retail.

A matte black sample of an alleged Intel Arc Alchemist desktop graphics card shows the design might be nearly finalized and reveals various GPU specs.

Intel's W680 platform and Xeon E-3300-series 'Alder Lake' CPUs are close to launch.

Intel will enable discrete GPUs to work on non-x86 CPU architectures under Linux.

Intel's Arc A370M gets compared to UHD Graphics in BAPCo's CrossMark.

Intel posts robust results as sales of PCs and server remain strong, but there are reasons to worry.

Intel to make initial investments of $20 billion in two new fabs in Ohio.

Intel's Xe-HPG GPU with 512 EUs may be not as fast as top-of-the-range models, but it shines in compute .

Intel says that it will share its "latest plans for investment in manufacturing leadership," during a live webcast tomorrow at 11.30am PST (7.30pm GMT).

As well as supporting Intel's highly anticipated Arc Alchemist GPU family and the ADL-N ULV processor GPUs, users will benefit from greater stability and performance.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger continues to sculpt Intel and its management team to realize his vision. Here are two big changes which should be impactful as we start 2022.

Intel Arc is still coming in 2022, but it may not make the previous Q1 2022 launch window, instead focusing on mobile-first with the lower tier parts and releasing the higher performance parts later.

ASRock adds an Enhanced Thermal Velocity Boost option to Intel 600-series platforms.

Intel's DG2 targets GeForce RTX 3070 Ti and GeForce RTX 3060 Ti levels of performance.

Intel has canceled its booth at CES 2022, but there will be a minimal staff presence.

SK hynix has received the final competition authority approval necessary to go ahead and complete its buyout of Intel's NAND business.

Intel reportedly cancels H670 (for now), opts for expensive B660 and H610 instead.

But Apple maintains undisputable lead.