Intel may be cancelling its Arrow Lake "Refresh" desktop CPUs
Next-gen Arrow Lake desktop CPUs are still confirmed to arrive next month
Intel explores $5 billion investment offer from Apollo amid market decline
Just after Qualcomm's takeover offer
AMD Ryzen 7 9700X vs. Intel Core i7-14700K: 42 Game Benchmark
AMD had claimed the Ryzen 7 9700X would outperform Intel's i7-14700K by 6% in gaming. They have revised this statement though, admitting that both CPUs should be a match. But are they?
Qualcomm has approached Intel with an acquisition offer
A lot has to happen before any deal materializes
What just happened? It is no secret that Intel is struggling. The tech giant's stock price has plummeted in recent years, making it a viable takeover target. An offer from Qualcomm is now on the table, and if it materializes, it could significantly alter the semiconductor industry's trajectory. But first, the companies will have to pick their way through a minefield of financial, regulatory, and strategic considerations.
Mobile Arrow Lake leak reveals Core Ultra 9 285HX with 24 cores and 5.5GHz boost clock
The first Arrow Lake Core Ultra 3 CPU may have also just leaked
Intel's Arrow Lake may support 10,000 MT/s CUDIMM memory, leaving AMD in the dust
AMD's Zen 5 offerings currently top out at around 6,400 MT/s
Lenovo Yoga Lunar Lake laptop outlasts latest MacBooks, can run for nearly 24 hours
Apple's battery life bragging rights may finally be coming to an end
Intel splits its struggling foundry division into an independent subsidiary
Chip fabrication will conduct its business separately but still answers to Intel's CEO
Laptop makers complain about AMD neglecting them, favoring data center clients
The company is accused of leaving "billions on the table" with laptop partners over supply issues
Intel's Royal Core and Cobra Core architectures could bring better performance, efficiency
Next-gen P-cores could debut as soon as 2026
Intel Raptor Lake RMAs can result in free upgrades or no-questions-asked refunds, if you get lucky
Users have reported surprising upgrades, downgrades, refunds, and out-of-stock notices
Intel tried but failed to secure $30 billion PlayStation 6 contract
AMD outbid Intel and Broadcom to seal the deal for the third time in a row
No One Is Buying AMD Zen 5 CPUs, So What's Going On?
Zen 5 sales have not gone well and AMD is struggling to sell Ryzen 9000 CPUs. Let's analyze the flow-on effects this is having across the rest of the CPU market.
The U.S. government is encouraging the likes of Nvidia and Apple to tap Intel foundry for AI chip needs
Even without Raimondo's help, Intel has been landing contracts
Six months later, Intel is still waiting for $8.5 billion Chips Act disbursement
The big picture: It's been nearly six months since Intel was chosen to receive a significant chunk of funding from the landmark Chips and Science Act, but the chipmaker has yet received a dime. Some close to the situation are now wondering when – or if – Intel will ever see the money.
Intel's 15th-gen Arrow Lake CPUs are branded as "Core Ultra 200K" in early UK listing
Prices have been revealed, too, although we would take that with a pinch of salt
Qualcomm considering buying parts of Intel's chip-design business
Say it isn't so: It's no secret that Intel has been going through a rough patch lately. Sensing an opportunity, Qualcomm has been eyeing Intel's design units with great interest. It is reportedly exploring acquiring Team Blue's PC design division.
Intel claims Arc Xe2 Lunar Lake iGPU is faster than AMD Strix Point and Qualcomm X Elite
Lunar Lake laptops will hit the market on September 24
Intel Panther Lake CPU specs leak, could pack up to 18 cores and 12 Xe3 GPU cores
A peek at Panther Lake's rumored SKU stack
Intel is out of stock of replacement Raptor Lake CPUs
Replenishing stock could take three to five weeks
Intel cancels 20A process node for Arrow Lake, shifts focus to 18A
Arrow Lake production is likely to be outsourced to TSMC
Intel's poor stock performance could lead to its removal from the Dow Jones
The chipmaker can't seem to catch a break this year
What a downfall: Back in the late 90s, Intel and Microsoft were the first major tech players to join the elite Dow Jones Industrial Average club. It was the heyday of the PC revolution that these two giants had largely ushered in. But the tides have turned over the last couple of decades. While Microsoft has soared to become the world's second-biggest company thanks to its booming cloud and AI businesses, Intel has been struggling.
Intel's Lunar Lake reignites PC competition, Core Ultra Series 2 is now official
Intel's answer to Arm-based competition
Intel's gathering storm and why it needs to stay the course
The risks of splitting Intel: Why it's a bad idea
