Intel is ramping up its 45-nanometer generation of chips, which will result in smaller, faster and more energy efficient chips. Tom Krazit covers the announcement: The Penryn chips are the first ...

Intel is planning its return to overall performance leadership. It's also ripping up decades of playbooks, launching a new client foundry service, and planning to license its technology to third-party ...

Intel CEO Lip‑Bu Tan and CFO David Zinsner have warned that the outfit is instead prioritising AI server chips over some consumer processors. “We expect CCG [Intel’s consumer chips] to be down ...

Nearly 10 years ago, Intel formally unveiled the new design and manufacturing process it would use for its microprocessors. Before 2007, there was no exact, predictable alignment between the ...

About a decade ago, PC processor giant Intel announced that it would be pursuing a new chip development methodology known as "Tick-Tock." Under this development model, the company would transition its ...

If you compare the Intel of the latter half of the 2010 to the Intel of the former half of 2010, they're barely recognizable. Once upon a time, Intel was firing on all cylinders, kicking butt and ...

We have seen last chip process generations (like this 14nm) getting more and more expensive to fab. So it's almost impossible to keep this Moore-cycle going, and not very economical. That means that ...

Intel seems to be almost solidly focused upon power savings. If anything it will be a tiny increase like you saw between the Haswell Devil's Canyon 4790K and Skylake 6700K. In other words, unless ...

On Tuesday, newly minted Intel chief executive Pat Gelsinger outlined his vision for returning Intel to greatness: a manufacturing strategy called “IDM 2.0” that will impact Intel’s development of 7nm ...

AMD's Mark Papermaster has announced that his leap-frogging design teams are hard at work in the design phase of the AMD Zen 5 CPU architecture. Yeah, ZEN FREAKING FIVE. AMD doesn't mess around. Not ...