The end of an era? TSMC, Broadcom could tear apart Intel's legendary business after 57 years by separating its foundry and chip design
Broadcom and TSMC reportedly looking to chop Intel in half, with separate interests in its foundry and chip design.
Microsoft’s New Majorana 1 Processor Could Transform Quantum Computing
The processor uses qubits that can be measured without error and are resistant to outside interference, which the company ...
The Intel 18A Process Is Finally Ready
Panther Lake, Intel's next-generation laptop CPU family, will likely act as the debut for the Intel 18A process in a ...
Intel says 18A process is ready, tape-out confirmed for the first half of 2025
Intel has announced that its 18A process node is "ready" for third-party clients, with tape-out design finalizations set to begin in the first half of this ...
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With Trump Tariffs Looming, Intel Recruits Clients for US-Made 18A Process
Intel is emphasizing that its 18A chip production will occur in North America as President Trump prepares to tariff ...
Should Broadcom really buy parts of Intel? It could be ‘extremely lucrative.’
As Wall Street continues to speculate about a potential split of chip giant Intel Corp., Piper Sandler believes that a ...
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Sizing Up Compute Engines For HPC Work At 64-Bit Precision
If you want a CPU that has the floating point performance of a GPU, all you have to do is wait six or so years and the CPU ...
Intel shares pop 10% on report Broadcom and Taiwan Semi could break up company
Intel shares rallied more than 10% on Tuesday on a report that deals from Broadcom and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ...
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Why Is Everyone Talking About Intel Stock?
To make the world smarter, happier, and richer. Founded in 1993, The Motley Fool is a financial services company dedicated to making the world smarter, happier, and richer. The Motley Fool reaches ...
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RTX 5090D tested with nine-years-old Xeon CPU that cost $7 — it does surprisingly well in some games, if you enable MFG
Nvidia's China-only RTX 5090D was benchmarked on a nine-years-old Xeon processor that only costs $7. It was able to stay at ...
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RTX 5090D tested with nine-years-old Xeon CPU that cost $7 — it does surprisingly well in some games, if you enable MFG
DLSS 4 with MFG4X on the Xeon E5-2680 v4 allowed the ancient CPU to nearly match the other Intel chips on average FPS. It scored 213 FPS, compared to 219–226 FPS on the other Intel CPUs.