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Ever feel like your desktop is moving at a snail’s pace? The Intel Core 12th Gen i3-12100F might be just what you need to give it a boost. This processor is built for everyday tasks—whether you’re working, streaming, or even dabbling in casual gaming—and now it’s available for just $76.80 …

The global foundry market is currently dominated by TSMC, which handles all the chip business from the world’s top tech companies, including Apple, Nvidia, AMD, Intel, and many others. Samsung and Intel have foundry operations that compete with TSMC, too, but neither company will soon encroach on TSMC’s turf. However, …

Intel’s Raptor Lake CPUs have been exhibiting instability for quite some time now, and the company has begun to take steps to address it this year. Several updates have been announced in the past few months, including one in July that promised a remedy for the issue via a microcode …

For months now, it’s been reported that Intel Core i9-13900K and 14900K CPUs have been exhibiting instability in gaming. The reports have led to a flurry of bad press for Intel and several attempts by the company to rectify the issue. Still, this whole time, it’s been unclear how many CPUs …

Intel announced its upcoming Snapdragon X Elite SoC in late 2023, and it’s promising to shake up the Windows processor landscape in 2024 by being a serious competitor to mobile chips from both AMD and Intel. The Qualcomm SoC will be targeting the ultra-thin laptop market when it debuts later …

When the $52 billion CHIPS Act passed in 2022, it was assumed Intel would be getting a sizable chunk of those funds to assist with its US-based expansion plans. It was recently reported that the company would receive up to $10 billion as part of that deal. New reporting states …

Intel is expected to make a sizable node jump later this year when it launches its next-generation desktop platform, Arrow Lake. Its existing Raptor Lake CPUs use Intel 7 (formerly 10nm). Arrow Lake will use Intel 20A, which is a whole different kettle of fish, as it’s the company’s first …

Intel’s upcoming 18A process, short for 18 Angstroms, is the pinnacle of the company’s “five nodes in four years” strategy outlined in 2021. It will be the culmination of many years of engineering work by Intel and billions of dollars of R&D. It is theoretically the process node that will …

A mini bombshell was dropped on the semiconductor industry a few months ago: Intel would use TSMC to make CPU tiles for its next-generation Lunar Lake mobile platform. A new report from Taiwan says Intel will continue that strategy with Nova Lake, which will be Lunar Lake’s successor, somewhere around …

In 2019, Intel and the Department of Energy announced plans for Aurora, the world’s first exascale computer. It was expected to be operational by 2021. Now, Aurora is finally online—but only at half-scale. Despite its many setbacks, it debuted on the TOP500 list of the world’s most powerful supercomputers in …