Intel

Is any other company as synonymous with tech? Founded in 1968 by Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce, Intel went on to develop the legendary 386 microprocessor and has served as a dominant player in semiconductors ever since.

Future Intel CPU sockets could support more generations, says Intel VP – “we are listening”

Intel's Robert Hallock confirms that he sees a future where Intel motherboard sockets support more generations of CPUs. LGA1954 could have a long life.
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Intel massively reduces game load times, eliminating wait to compile shaders on Arc GPUs

Intel's Precompiled Shader Delivery is now enabled on Arc B-series and Core Ultra graphics with its latest driver, boosting first-launch loads by up to 3x.
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Intel announces its “fastest gaming desktop processors ever” – meet Arrow Lake Refresh

Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus and 250K Plus are now official, with more cores, and an intriguing new change to boost gaming performance.
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Intel Arrow Lake Refresh CPUs contain new tech to “boost performance” in games, according to leak

A leaked invite to a session about Intel Core Ultra 200S Plus processors states that they have "new technical features" specifically targeted at gaming.
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Intel Core Ultra 5 250K Plus benchmarks break cover with a mixed bag of results

An early Intel Arrow Lake Refresh benchmark points to greater multi-threaded chops but only a minimal change in single-threaded performance.
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Intel is readying another 16-core Panther Lake CPU, according to this leak

Intel is seemingly expanding its Panther Lake lineup with the Core Ultra X9 387H, and a Wildcat Lake Core 3 304 budget CPU could also be on the cards.
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Intel just announced its Xeon 6+ Clearwater Forest server CPU range, with up to 288 E-Cores

Intel's new Xeon 6+processors offer up to 288 E-Cores, 96 PCIe Gen 5 lanes, and 12-channel DDR5-8000 support per socket.
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Intel to use E-cores as base for unified CPU designs, rumour claims

P-cores and E-cores aren't for the chopping block, according to a new rumour, but Intel is apparently planning big changes for both.
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Intel could replace separate P-Cores and E-Cores with unified CPU core design, hints job listing

Intel may be planning to ditch its hybrid core structure, as a new job listing for a verification engineer mentions a Unified Core CPU design team.
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