Core i9-13900K specs leaked
Performance cores able to reach 5.5GHz
Details of Intel’s Core i9-13900K have been leaked online showing that it can manage a peak boost frequencies of 5.5GHz.
Japanse boffin sues Intel
It nicked FPGA SoC chips that use ALM and my other acronyms
Japanese boffin Masahiro Iida is incandesnant with rage that Intel has borrowed his idea for Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) and System-on-Chip (SoC) chips that employ Adaptive Logic Modules (ALM).
TSMC continues to grow
While Intel declines
Beancounters have been looking at some numbers and reached the conclusion that TSMC will grow second-quarter revenue 43 percent quarter-over-quarter to $18.1 billion.
Intel delays plant start in Ohio
It apparently depends on the taxpayer
While many of us thought that Intel’s dedication to chip plant building might have something to do with saving its own financial bacon it appears that the company will not go ahead with the plan unless the taxpayer bankrolls it.
Intel and AMD’s next battle could be interesting for gamers
3D V-cache versus increased clock speeds
The next-generation CPUs could be an interesting time for gamers as Intel and AMD square off with some different concepts.
Intel’s Arc requirement puzzles
Apparently it must have an optimised BAR
Intel has published a puzzling requirement for its Arc GPUs – apparently the PCIe Resiable BAR (ReBAR) feature must be enabled for "optimal" performance.
Intel Arc launches in Asia to a big of a yawn
Barely to compete with AMD’s RX 6400
Chipzilla has released its Arc Alchemist GPU lineup in Asia only to find reviewers unenthused.
Raptor Lake will support older DDR4 RAM
Leaked list of Asrock Z790 and H770 motherboards reveals
It appears that Intel’s 13th Gen Raptor Lake will continue to support DDR4.
Intel says the EU owes it money
Don't make us come and get it
US chipmaker Intel claims the EU owes it 593 million euros ($624 million) in interest, five months after it convinced Europe's second-top court to scrap a 1.06-billion-euro EU antitrust fine.
Intel brings Arc A3 to China
Gunnir fires them out for $153
Intel has released its Arc A-series 3 desktop graphics cards in China -- the first being a custom version of the Arc A380 from Chinese manufacturer Gunnir.