It’s put on some girth over the years as the NUC team added new models with quicker hardware; Core i5 and i7 models came in 2015, followed by a model with Intel Iris Pro 580 integrated graphics ...

Intel is developing a new small form-factor desktop computer powered by 10-watt Intel Celeron or Pentium Silver “Jasper Lake” processor options. Code-named “Atlas Canyon,” the new system ...

The odd, variable port selection found on previous NUC boards has been improved and standardised: this latest board has four USB 3.0 sockets and an on-board header that supports two USB 2.0 ...

There are also two USB-C Thunder 3.0 ports and dual Gigabit LAN with 802.11ac 2×2 + BT 4.2 available. With CES coming up, these new powerful NUC’s will most likely make an appearance in person.

Finally, it's important to remember that Intel's Turbo Boost will make the NUC's 1.3 GHz CPU run at speeds of up to 2.6 GHz if there's enough thermal headroom, making the clock speed gap feel ...

Intel’s new low-end NUC PC kits are now available for pre-order, bringing the cost of a mini bare-bones PC down to just $129. NUC (short for Next Unit of Computing) is Intel’s brand of small ...

Intel says that this new iteration can fit 8th-gen Core i3 and i5 U-series CPUs, as well as Pentium Gold or Celeron processors, none of which are particularly powerful chips. Still, one of the key ...