Last week Intel released their Cascade Lake Xeon x2xx series, the long awaited update to 2017’s Purley.
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One of the most important things show at Intel’s 2018 Architecture day was not a CPU but a Phy. The reasons for this aren’t obvious so let SemiAccurate dig into the details. The device shown was an Intel Falcon Mesa …
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Today Intel is launching CXL or Compute Express Link along with the consortium that now controls it.
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One of the most interesting technologies shown in 2018 was Intel’s Foveros chip stacking.
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A few months ago SemiAccurate claimed Intel killed their 10nm process, we were wrong.
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It looks like Intel just got a new VP of Marketing for Technology Leadership, Jon Carvill.
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Coolit just confirmed SemiAccurate’s story that the Xeon-AP lines would be water cooled.
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Intel’s 5G ‘strategy’ is becoming a farce. Today’s triumphant pull-in of the XMM8160 would make SemiAccurate laugh if it wasn’t so unethical. Lets start out with the facts. Intel had its 5G modem, the XMM 8060 in the works but …
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On Tuesday AMD announced Rome, the 7nm 64-core 9-die monster that SemiAccurate exclusively brought you months ago.
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Intel is really trying hard to deflect their server performance deficit with a set of new ‘information’.
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SemiAccurate first told you about Intel’s problems with Cobalt on the 10nm process almost a year ago.
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There has been a lot of talk about the latest Intel XMM 7560 modem and it’s x86 core, but what is actually in there?
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SemiAccurate has learned that Intel just pulled the plug on their woeful 10nm process.
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SemiAccurate has a little more on Intel’s 10nm woes, this one is actually goodish news for once.
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Intel’s server roadmaps have been chaotic at best lately, and now we have a new offering.
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