Intel should not rename their processes
Analysis: An unwinnable fight should not be picked
OregonLive got a scoop about Intel potentially renaming their 7nm process to 5nm to match the marketing schemes from the foundries.
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OregonLive got a scoop about Intel potentially renaming their 7nm process to 5nm to match the marketing schemes from the foundries.
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Rocket Lake perfectly sums up the rapidly worsening malaise that Intel is mired in, there is no up side.
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Intel had a lot to talk about at CES with no less than 4 new product lines across consumer and enterprise.
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There has been a lot of talk about Intel outsourcing production lately, but what is really going on?
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Intel’s stunningly successful Rocket Lake teaser went up yesterday with some curious claims.
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Intel is desperate for positive news and they are doing the usual last-minute games to try and spin hard.
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Today AMD is launching five new Chromebook CPUs and their C-series line of SoCs, but ‘new’ is a bit of a stretch.
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When does Intel get their first parts back from TSMC, and what are they?
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ne of the highlights of Intel’s 2020 architecture day was the outing of the 10++ process now called SuperFin.
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The question on everyone’s mind is what moves Intel will be making with TSMC.
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AMD has historically been behind a generation of core IP for it’s APUs, why?
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Last week we told you about the clocks for Ice Lake-SP, now lets take a deeper look at how well it will perform.
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Is Intel actually going to make products at TSMC, and if so, what and when can we expect to see the results?
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What is going on with Intel’s Ponte Vecchio GPU, their first 7nm datacenter product?
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Today Qualcomm is releasing three new Snapdragon SoCs, the 460, 662, and 720G.
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