Intel gives up on RealSense
We are focusing on chips, RealSense makes no sense
Intel has decided to wind down its RealSense technology as it focuses on its chip business.
Intel introduces its new Arc brand for graphics products
Will cover hardware, software, and services
Intel pulled a rather neat surprise today unveiling its new Intel Arc brand for its upcoming consumer high-performance graphics products, including the upcoming Xe HPG 1st generation graphics card (DG2), as well as future Intel graphics products.
Intel told to pay $2.18 billion to VLSI
Chipzilla lacked appeal
Intel’s request to overturn an order requiring it to write a $2.18 billion cheque to VLSI Technology has been rejected by a US judge.
Intel’s new fab will cost between $60 billion and $120 billion
Kicking Pat wants to build SimCity
Chipzilla’s CEO Kicking Pat Gelsinger is thinking big when it comes to getting Intel out of hot water.
Intel finally kills Itanium
End of an error
After 20 years of being a loud resounding yawn in the computer world, Intel has finally put its Itanium product to sleep.
Intel boosts Thunderbolt maximum transfer rate
Up to 80Gbps
Chipzilla is finally getting around to boosting the transfer rate of its Thunderbolt tech,
Intel comes up with an aggressive manufacturing roadmap
Analysis: Intel 7, Intel 4 Intel 3, and Intel A20 angstrom
The nanometer branding has been quite an inaccurate way to describe the transition size and the performance. After maintaining desktop and especially mobile leadership for the most part with 14nm, Intel is happy to report that the second-generation 10 nm is in heavy volume. 10nm is now represented more than 14nm volume, but Intel decided to change the way it calls its manufacturing processes.
Intel warns it faces supply chain constraints
Sales down for the end of the year
Chipzilla said it is still facing supply chain constraints and gave an annual sales forecast that means it will be a dismal Christmas.
Intel’s i9-12900K beats AMD’s current flagship
Intel's next-gen beats AMD's existing gen
An engineering sample of Intel's next flagship processor, the i9-12900K, was shown to beat AMD's current flagship 5950X in Cinebench R20 by 18 percent in multi-core and 28 percent in single-core tests.
Intel may not do so well out of foundry expansions
Acquisition is the only way and there are not that many people to buy
Intel Chief Executive Kicking Pat Gelsinger's plans to make Intel great again by increasing fab numbers is hitting a snag -- Intel can't wait to build its own and there are not many fabs up for sale.