Intel articles

Intel Arc B580 matches RTX 4060 and RX 7600 XT in Geekbench, but in-depth reviews will tell the full story

Chipmaker Marvell is now more valuable than Intel amid AI boom

The real end of Moore's Law and the true cost of a monopoly

Arm boss casts doubt on Intel's path forward after CEO shakeup

Intel 18A node reportedly stuck at 10% yields, SRAM density also trails TSMC upcoming 2nm tech

Intel confirms Xe3 graphics hardware is finalized, Xe4 in the works

Intel breaks tradition, opens CEO search to outside candidates

AMD captures nearly 90% of motherboard sales during Black Friday at German retailer, dominates US charts

What's next for Intel: Split, sell, or shut down the fabs?

In context: Intel has been in play since reporting its disastrous June quarter. Despite turning in a decent quarter last month, the writing has been on the wall for several months that Gelsinger was under pressure. That pressure was coming from all directions – customers, partners, employees, and, not least, the Street. After the company reset guidance in July, the consensus across the financial community was that Intel had to be split in two, and increasingly that Gelsinger had to go.

MSI Claw handheld gaming PC returns with Lunar Lake and 32GB of RAM for $800

Intel launches new Arc Battlemage B580 and B570 gaming GPUs: specs, performance preview, pricing, and more

Forward-looking: Intel is finally ready to announce its next-generation Battlemage gaming GPUs today, beginning with the Arc B580 and Arc B570. We've got all the details: specs, performance claims, pricing, and even the announcement of XeSS 2 – so what does Intel have in store for the GPU market?

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger announces retirement, co-CEOs named during tumultuous period

Full Intel Arc B570 GPU specifications leak ahead of launch

Intel Arc B580 appears on Amazon with 12GB GDDR6 VRAM, 2.8GHz boost clock

Tencent unveils 11" gaming handheld with glasses-free 3D, Intel Core Ultra 7 258V CPU

Intel Core Ultra 5 225F "Arrow Lake-S" CPU spied with 10 cores and 4.9GHz boost clock

Qualcomm backs off full Intel acquisition, could consider buying select divisions

In brief: It appears that what could have been one of the largest and most disruptive tech acquisitions in history is not going to happen any time soon, if at all. A new report claims that Qualcomm's interest in acquiring struggling Intel has cooled, partly due to the complexities of such a deal.

Nvidia nearly doubles AMD's R&D budget – Intel's spending dwarfs both, but struggles to compete

The big picture: The competitive strength of hardware makers is often gauged by their research and development expenditure. However, an analysis of recent financial reports from various tech giants reveals that higher R&D spending does not always guarantee success. Intel's recent struggles and Nvidia's astronomical growth driven by the AI boom have broken conventional assumptions.

Intel could unveil its Xe2 Battlemage GPUs in December

Amazon's top 12 best-selling CPUs all come from AMD as Team Red adds to Intel's woes

The x86 wish list: Complexities of an imaginary Intel takeover

Editor's take: We are frequently asked some version of the question, "Will someone acquire Intel?" At this point, we think it is highly unlikely, but these are unpredictable times. Setting aside all the principal considerations – like money, strategy, and regulatory approval – there are a few other hurdles. Chief among these is Intel's license for x86.

Intel will respond to AMD's 3D V-Cache with server-bound Clearwater Forest, not desktop CPUs