Intel this week formally introduced its Xeon 6+ processors codenamed ‘Clearwater Forest’ that pack up to 288 energy-efficient Darkmont cores and are the first data center CPUs made on the company’s 18A fabrication process (1.8nm-class). Intel aims its Xeon 6+ … Read more
Intel’s IPUs, or Infrastructure Processing Units, evolved as network adapters developed increasingly sophisticated offload capabilities. IPUs take things a step further, aiming to take on a wide variety of infrastructure services in a cloud environment in addition to traditional software … Read more
With AMD having attaining more than 40 percent revenue share and more than 27 percent shipment share in the X86 server CPU market in the first half of 2025, that means two things. First, AMD is selling some big, fat … Read more
Over the five decades Intel has operated in Oregon, its local footprint had moved in just one direction: Upward. From a single factory in Aloha that opened in 1976, the chipmaker grew into the state’s largest corporate employer and one … Read more
Lion Cove is Intel’s latest high performance CPU architecture. Compared to its predecessor, Raptor Cove, Intel’s newest core can sustain more instructions per cycle, reorganizes the execution engine, and adds an extra level to the data cache hierarchy. The list … Read more
Contributed by Deb Chatterjee, Intel We are excited to usher in the dawn of a new era for the P4 programming language. For many years, the Tofino family of programmable Ethernet switches, powered by P4, has represented the cutting edge … Read more
In 1993, Intel released the high-performance Pentium processor, the start of the long-running Pentium line. The Pentium had many improvements over the previous processor, the Intel 486, including a faster floating-point division algorithm. A year later, Professor Nicely, a number … Read more
Intel’s mobile CPUs have undergone massive changes over the past couple generations as Intel defends its laptop market against AMD, Qualcomm, and to a lesser extent Apple. Meteor Lake adopted aggressive chiplet design with separate compute, GPU, SOC, and IO … Read more
Intel’s Thunderbolt Share is a speedy sneakernet replacement and more | PCWorld Skip to content Image: Mark Hachman/Foundry With Thunderbolt Share, Intel is turning the Thunderbolt cable into a way to connect two PCs to one another, sharing files or … Read more
The long, seemingly inevitable decline of an icon How did you go bankrupt? Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly. Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises Last Thursday was a historically bad day for Intel’s share price. This fall left Intel with … Read more