We first noted the UltraRISC UR-DP1000-powered Milk-V Titan mini-ITX motherboard when we wrote an article about three ...

Asus has launched the NUC 16 Pro, setting its sights on the fastest mini PC category with Intel’s new Panther Lake platform.

TL;DR: Intel's next-generation Jaguar Shores AI accelerator platform is expected to use advanced HBM4E memory, potentially launching in late 2027. This move aims to enhance performance amid fierce ...

Intel’s investment case is increasingly driven by U.S. industrial policy, with government backing reframing timelines beyond near-term fundamentals. The U.S. government injected $5.7 billion in Q3 and ...

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Intel Corp. is reportedly in talks to acquire SambaNova Systems Inc., a venture-backed developer of artificial intelligence chips. Bloomberg today cited sources as saying that the discussions are in ...

Intel has signed a term sheet to acquire the AI chip startup SambaNova Systems, two sources with direct knowledge of the agreement tell WIRED. The details of the term sheet are unknown. The agreement ...

Something to look forward to: Intel is pressing ahead with its discrete graphics business despite the relatively lukewarm reception from gamers and creative professionals. The company now appears ...

Thanks to an AI arms race, PC memory prices have gotten out of control in the past several months (and also pushed Crucial out of the consumer market), but is a motherboard with slots for both DDR5 ...

Intel (INTC) gained 20% in one week on rumors of a deal to manufacture Apple Mac chips by 2027. Intel stock surged 116% year to date and outperformed Nvidia in 2025. Analyst Min-Chi Kuo suggests Apple ...

It’s been eight years since AMD launched its first-gen Ryzen processors and it’s incredible how far we’ve come. But while AMD might be the king of gaming CPUs now, you shouldn’t dismiss Intel just yet ...