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Intel bags a huge fish for its new Foundry Services as Microsoft places an order for home-grown chips
Microsoft + Intel Microsoft is working with Intel to build custom-designed chips through Intel's Foundry Services.
Intel goes after TSMC's foundry market share by branching into Arm chips and focusing on U.S. manufacturing
Intel on Arm In an interview with Intel Foundry Services Head Stu Pann, Intel's foundry plans to expand to build Arm chips and fill holes in the market.
Your next Intel laptop may actually have amazing audio (and it might last longer, too)
Enhanced Sound Storied audio company Cirrus Logic is partnering with Intel and Microsoft to make thin-and-light Windows laptops sound better and last longer.
Best budget graphics cards 2024
Updated It can be pretty costly to buy a new GPU, but it doesn't have to be. Here are some of our favorite cheap graphics cards that still perform great despite their low cost.
Intel's new Core Series 1 laptop chips ditch all the AI talk, target lower power, more affordable devices
CES Joining Core Ultra, Intel has revealed Core Series 1, the new lower powered chips designed for more mainstream, affordable laptops. And there's no talk of AI.
Intel's 14th Gen Core mobile processors for laptops gain Wi-Fi 7 and Thunderbolt 5 to offset mostly lackluster spec bumps
14th Gen Modest gains for the Core i9-14900HX in a slight step up over the 13th Gen.
Acer Swift X 14 (SFX14-71G) review: A great OLED display isn't enough on its own
Review The Acer Swift X 14 pairs powerful internals with an amazing OLED screen, but a boring design, bloated software, and inconsistent network performance hold it back.
Intel's gambit: New Core Ultra mobile CPUs take on Apple and AMD with AI chips, double the graphics power and ultra-efficient laptops. But will it work?
Core Ultra Intel unveils specs for select Core Ultra series mobile CPUs, featuring a new core setup focused on efficiency, AI enhancements, and updates to its Evo platform for 2024.
"We can't gamble with our national security by depending solely on one part of the world or even one country for crucial advanced technologies." US doles out paltry $35 million, warns of possible delays in Intel and TSMC fab buildouts
Chips delayed Hundreds of companies have applied for government aid to help America compete in Chip manufacturing, but this delay in funding could lead to a delay in fab buildouts.
NVIDIA is the most profitable semiconductor chip brand in the world due to the rise in demand for AI GPUs, with Meta and Microsoft as its A-list clients
Top dog NVIDIA's revenue for Q3 2023 is $18.12 billion, while its profit is $10.42 billion, which makes it the most profitable semiconductor chip brand ahead of Intel and Samsung.
