Six months after its commercial release, a recently re-tested Intel Core Ultra 9 285K shows a 6% performance boost, thanks to ...

So if Intel's upcoming C-series GPUs (aka the Celestial line) can compete favorably with Nvidia's cheaper 50-series cards—the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Ti, for example—that's great news for ...

From gaming to AI, GPUs have revolutionized computing. Discover how these powerful processors work, their key applications ...

Intel is investigating reports that its Arc GPUs are disproportionately sensitive to CPU single-threaded performance.

Acer's Aspire Go 15 is a step below more costly mainstream laptops but a step above bare-bones budget models, helping it fill ...

The Core Ultra 9 285K marks a new generation for Intel. However, as AMD and its Ryzen chips gun for dominance in the gaming space, Intel shows it still has a bit of work to do to edge out the ...

Well, just about. In truth, there was no major product bomb, but Intel did confirm that it's next-gen Panther Lake CPU was on track to go into production later this year with availability ...

Porsche has confirmed that its fourth-generation Cayenne SUV will go fully electric, and it will launch this year. Porsche’s testing procedure has begun for the new model, with engineers ...

If you bought into the promise of a new AI-charged Copilot+ PC with the latest-gen Intel or AMD processor, and found a few tricks missing, the long wait is over. A handful of those Copilot+ ...

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The final phase of the acquisition concluded with SK hynix making a $1.9 billion payment to ... enhance the development of next-generation storage products. Intel described the transaction as ...

As for Celestial, which somebody on X asks about, Jaykihn says that they have nothing further to report on the 3rd-gen graphics cards. We have, however, seen clues recently that Intel is indeed ...