Intel’s stock rose after an analyst reported discussions about a potential factory partnership with the world’s largest contract chip-maker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. In a note ...

Intel said sales were $14.3 billion in the fourth quarter, down 7% but better than the $13.8 billion analysts expected in a FactSet survey. It reported a net loss of $126 million in the quarter.

Intel has expanded its GPU lineup with the introduction of the ARC B570 Limited Edition, part of the Battlemage series. This graphics card is aimed at the mainstream market segment and is priced ...

As the Intel Arc B580 only uses eight PCIe 5.0 lanes, MaxSun can give 16 lanes to the whole card if it uses a full connector. With another eight lanes still open, the card can then host a pair of ...

The $250 Arc B580 “Battlemage” GPU launched to nigh-universal praise, has already sold out most everywhere, and Intel tells The Verge it’s working to ship new units every week.

With a total of six controllers, Intel’s largest Battlemage GPU currently has a 192-bit bus and comes with 12 GB of GDDR6. The total potential video memory capacity in clamshell mode is 24 GB. Such a ...

Intel's new Arc B580 "Battlemage" graphics card, launched last week and has been a hit with consumers, quickly selling out at retailers.The card, based on the Xe2 architecture, marks Intel's ...

Intel is working on an Arc B580, which would be the first discrete graphics card in its Battlemage generation. This model marks Intel's strategic entry into the mid-range graphics card sector ...

The latest generations of Intel processors, including Xeon chips, and AMD's older microarchitectures on Linux are vulnerable to new speculative execution attacks that bypass existing ‘Spectre ...

Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) entered the discrete graphics card market in late 2022 with a lineup of low-end and mid-range Arc graphics cards. While the hardware was capable, software issues plagued the ...

Intel could have a serious hit on its hands. According to the latest video from Tom of Moore's Law is Dead, the Battlemage may only be a discrete graphics card with no mobile version for laptops ...

Does anyone know if looking at the model of a pre-installed WiFi / Bluetooth card on a mini PC is a reliable way to determine if the M.2. 2230 slot is PCIe and can be repurposed for a Coral TPU?