Intel has been building chips designed for gaming PCs for years but the company is now moving into handheld devices too.
Intel’s Arc Xe4 “Druid” graphics architecture has quietly resurfaced, despite being largely absent from official roadmaps throughout 2025. Until now, the only confirmed reference to Xe4 placed it ...
AMD has witnessed meaningful success following the launch of its MI300 and MI400 series GPUs. Intel's data center business has demonstrated inconsistent results. AMD continues to win deals with ...
Intel's CFO Dave Zinsner revealed at the third quarter 2025 earnings call that strong chip demand has led to supply constraints, driven by data center operators urgently upgrading CPUs to keep pace ...
Intel reported better than expected Q3 figures, reflecting a turnaround in sales along with cutting operational expenses and a renewed focus on its core business. On the downside, Intel is enjoying a ...
Intel's Crescent Island chip targets AI market with energy efficiency Intel faces challenges from AMD and Nvidia in AI chip market Nvidia invests $5 billion in Intel for future chip development The ...
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Intel (INTC) is expanding its portfolio of AI data center offerings, unveiling a new data center GPU, codenamed Crescent Island, and revealing a rack-scale reference design based on its Gaudi 3 ...
What we know about the next Intel Core Ultra. What we know about the next Intel Core Ultra. is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and toys. He spent 15 years ...
Nvidia is investing $5 billion in Intel Corp. to jointly develop and manufacture customer data center and computer products, the two companies announced Thursday. Under terms of the deal, Nvidia will ...
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang said Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE:TSM) will provide the foundry support for the "revolutionary" chips they are making with Intel (NASDAQ:INTC).