The new vPro technologies will be in systems with Intel’s Core i5 and Core i7 processors, which were announced earlier this year, Intel executives said during a webcast on Thursday.

Intel is mighty proud of its new generation Skylake Core I processors, and perhaps it has every right to be. But as much as the 6th gen Core i3, i5, and i7 will be the throbbing heart of a new ...

Intel's statement compared a laptop using the new Core vPro i5-2520M processor (second-generation Core chips are generally distinguishable from the first generation by having four rather than ...

Intel has officially launched the second generation of its Core vPro processor family, which packs the technology and performance improvements of its Sandy Bridge architecture with security and ...

The new Core i7-8665U and i5-8365U for Intel's vPro platform were revealed a little over a week after AMD announced its new family of second-generation Ryzen Pro processors for business laptops.

Intel's Core i5-14600K and AMD's Ryzen 7 7800X3Dc. Antony Leather. Compared to AMD's offerings, the Ryzen 5 7600X was usually slower - significantly so in most content creation tests, ...

Intel will also offer 13th-gen desktop chips with vPro technology, with several Intel Core i5 through Core i9 options in the 35-watt S-Series, 65W S-Series, and 125 S-Series K.

Intel announced on Thursday its newest vPro hardware platform, backed up by the full roster of 13th Gen Intel Core processors. The vPro remote business management platform is a set of hardware ...

For future releases, the chipmaker is getting rid of the ‘i’ in its Intel Core i5, i7 and i9 processor brands while adding the ‘Ultra’ name to its ‘most advanced’ CPUs for PCs and laptops.

High performance: At the core of every Evo laptop is an Intel® Core™ processor (ranging from 11th to 13th Gen, including i5, i7, and i9 models), with Intel® Iris® Xe graphics.

The new vPro technologies will be in systems with Intel’s Core i5 and Core i7 processors, which were announced earlier this year, Intel executives said during a webcast on Thursday.

The new vPro technologies will be in systems with Intel’s Core i5 and Core i7 processors, which were announced earlier this year, Intel executives said during a webcast on Thursday.