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Intel Arc Celestial discrete GPUs have hit pre-silicon validation and that makes me a little more hopeful for their eventual launch
By James Bentley Published
News Though validation could take a while.

Intel's all-important Panther Lake mobile chip rumoured to launch later this year with just one model and it won't be getting the exciting graphics option
By Jeremy Laird Published
News Only four Celestial-spec GPU cores at launch, not the full-fat 12-core variant.

Intel's upcoming Panther Lake CPU looks like a killer gaming handheld chip thanks to a reported massive graphics upgrade, hefty AI performance and upgraded E-cores
By Jeremy Laird Published
News 50% more graphics cores, 180 AI TOPS, Darkmont cores, the works.

New Intel CEO is looking 'for partnership with the industry leader to build purpose-built silicon' for AI, but is he talking about making chips with Nvidia or for OpenAI?
By Jeremy Laird Published
News Lip-Bu Tan also says he hooked up with TSMC to talk about a possible collab'.

Intel promises its next-gen Pather Lake laptop CPU will have the 'efficiency of Lunar Lake and the performance of Arrow Lake' and is on track for 2026
By Jeremy Laird Published
News Production later this year and availability in 2026 makes Panther Lake about a year late.

Same plan, different CEO: Intel's Lip-Bu Tan laments 'past mistakes' while promising a brighter 'engineering focused' future
By Jeremy Laird Published
News Show me the innovation!

Finally some good vibes from Intel as stock jumps 15% on new CEO hire and Arizona fab celebrates 'Eagle has landed' moment for its 18A node
By Jeremy Laird Published
News Is Intel finally on the up?

Intel is still using TSMC for 30% of its wafer demands: 'We were talking about trying to get that to zero as quickly as possible. That's no longer the strategy'
By Andy Edser Published
News So, not much has changed then.

Ex-Intel exec, Raja Koduri, blames the bureaucratic 'PowerPoint snakes' within the company for its current issues: 'These processes multiply and coil around engineers'
By Andy Edser Published
News Such processes, he says, are "constraining their ability to execute on the product roadmap with the boldness it requires'."
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