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Intel engineer reassures gamers the company is 'still 100% vested in APO and in growing the capabilities of the technology' though not on older chips
By Hope Corrigan published
news With how long it takes to roll out, it makes sense that APO is more than just assigning cores.

AMD made major gains on Intel in the desktop CPU market over the last year, but still lags significantly behind in mobile, according to a Mercury Research report
By Andy Edser published
News Those X3D desktop processors appear to be flying off the shelves.

Windows on Arm gamers will be able to download Xbox app games locally but cloud gaming might still be a better option
By Jacob Fox published
News Getting ready for those Nvidia Arm chips?

Cyberpower begins selling desktop PCs with carbon nanotube CPU cooling, possibly spelling the end of thermal paste catastrophes
By Jeremy Laird published
News Quick, someone let that guy at The Verge know...

Things I have (sort of) learned: Audio fades are one of the most CPU-intensive tasks you can possibly do, and my maths is too awful to properly explain why
By Andy Edser published
News The more you know. Well, the more this video tells you, anyway.

Ex-Intel CEO calls current Intel CEO's plans for chip factory investment a 'joke' and wants Nvidia, Apple and Google to stump up the cash to save the fabs
By Jeremy Laird published
News Craig Barrett's bullet points aim the barrel squarely at Lip Bu Tan.

After saying he should resign 'immediately', President Trump changes his mind about Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan and calls his 'success and rise' an 'amazing story', looks forward to fixes for Intel's foundry
By Jacob Fox published
News You're fired. You're hired.

Intel CEO set to meet with President Trump and probably discuss company's woes, domestic chip manufacturing, and that awkward moment Trump called for his resignation last week
By Jacob Ridley published
News That was one way to force Intel to the negotiating table...

Trump says Intel CEO 'must resign immediately' as US senator questions Lip Bu Tan's China ties
By Jeremy Laird published
News This is all getting a bit much.

Save Intel's fabs before 'the rust of time makes them worthless': Four former Intel board members want a joint venture between Nvidia, Qualcomm, Google, Amazon, Apple, Broadcom and others to create an 'American Foundry'
By Jeremy Laird published
News Missed deadlines, poor execution, and a misguided strategy. Ouch.
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