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Intel warns its deal with the US government may be bad for business, while reports claim it won't prevent the fabs being sold off and the whole thing might not be legal, anyway
By Jeremy Laird published
News The CHIPS Act apparently doesn't allow for equity stakes...

AMD blames toasted AM5 sockets on motherboard makers pushing their luck with CPU settings
By Jeremy Laird published
News Non-adherence to the recommended "AMD values" is the cause.

The US government wants a 10% stake in Intel in return for that CHIPS act cash
By Jeremy Laird published
News A 'piece of the action' for the taxpayer...

Softbank announces it's buying a $2 billion stake in Intel as the Trump administration reportedly considers a 10% slice of the bright blue chipmaking pie
By Andy Edser published
News Suddenly Intel looks like hot property again.

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...
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