Intel

What a career!

But that was expected.

Some moral victory for Team Blue

Intel's DLSS/FSR competitor is looking quite healthy.

The updated architecture and process node deliver impressive improvements for Intel laptops.

Less than three months since Intel was awarded $7.68bn in milestone-based federal grants, the company has received $2.2bn of that allotment.

No word on LGA-1851 compatibility.

Intel is effectively killing Falcon Shores, its next-generation GPU for high-performance computing and AI workloads.

They are still more expensive than AMD's competing EPYC, though.

Ireland's 15 cents per kilowatt hour is almost double the cost in other Intel fab locations

Free digital copies of Civilization VII and Assassin's Creed Shadows

Not quite the same as other chips.

We could see more Framework-like laptops if Intel implements this tech.

The 'fix' isn't good enough to fix bad marketing claims.

Intel says that it plans to spin off its corporate venture arm, Intel Capital, into a standalone fund, with Intel as an "anchor investor."

The B570's Geekbench numbers are similar to industry guesses that the B570 will be 10% slower than the B580 in gaming performance.

Includes a handful of Pentium and Celeron offerings as well.

At least Intel no longer plans to shut it down.

Elmor finally gets dethroned, but the Core i9 remains the frequency king.

No P-Core only models in sight.

We spotted this computing concept car at CES.

No aluminum base for lower-end like last gen — and much cleaner designs, to boot

The first chip to be made on Intel's 18A node is on target for release later this year.

It will not be missed.