Intel

Good days are coming for Intel.

But no news of Battlemage graphics at all.

But Gaudi 3 will probably hit it next year.

Intel, according to a recently discovered patent filing, is exploring the use of disaggregated architectures, which involve dividing GPU designs into smaller, specialized "chiplets."

Margin plummets to 15%

What’s worse, wrong math or dead chips?

Arrow Lake's disappointing sales match its underwhelming performance.

Alder Lake dies hard.

When Pat Gelsinger took the helm as Intel's CEO in February 2021, hopes were high for a revival of the company. However, three years into his tenure, Intel faces significant challenges and setbacks that have raised questions about its future and Gelsinger's leadership.

Users can update to the latest microcode through Linux's package management system without dabbling in the BIOS.

Ready for merging with the upcoming Linux 6.13 kernel in November.

You heard that right, by hand!

The issue seems to impact Intel Core Ultra 200S series CPUs specifically, particularly with Xe-LPG iGPUs enabled.

Here's how to safely delid your Intel Core Ultra 200S processor.

The Geekbench result appears to be from an unreleased Lenovo desktop.

Can Intel address its inherent latency issues in Arrow Lake with Nova Lake?

This is the only way, they say.

Asus said the Core Ultra 9 285K in question was overclocked to an incredible 7,488.8 MHz using the ROG Maximus Z890 APEX motherboard – nearly 1.8 GHz above the 285K's default boost clock of 5.7 GHz.

That's an excellent way to say that Intel does not give up on its fabs.

A purchase could have drastically changed GPU and AI tech.

Today, we can finally take the covers off Intel's latest CPU generation, the "Core Ultra" series, codenamed Arrow Lake. The Arrow Lake architecture is new for desktop systems, using a tile-based processor design, with the goal of moving away from a large monolithic chip based on the latest node and instead splitting the CPU into blocks, or "tiles," as they're commonly referred to.

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Intel is going through a rough time right now, and things will likely get worse before they get better. The US chipmaker needed some good news, and the European judiciary system obliged with a recent ruling in the chipmaker's favor. A new judgment by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) cleared Intel of any wrongdoing in a decade-long case, upholding a decision from a lower court by rejecting the EU Commission's attempt to fine it for violating antitrust laws.f

Could this be the integrated graphics unit for Arrow Lake-H/HX (mobile)?

The delidding process involves removing the integrated heat spreader (IHS) from the top of the CPU. It's a risky move that can damage the chip if not done correctly, but it allows for direct cooling of the silicon dies inside, which is something hardcore overclockers love for pushing performance to the limit. Of course, it also voids your warranty.

Arrow Lake is expected to deliver significant efficiency improvements over the last generation.