Intel sued 32 times over flaws
Spectre and Meltdown attracts lawyers like flies
Chipzilla has said that shareholders and customers had filed 32 class action lawsuits against the company in connection with recently-disclosed security flaws in its microchips.
Gigabyte hints Coffee Lake-H notebooks coming in March
Confirms leaked slides for Q2 launch
Those looking to upgrade to a notebook that packs a bit more punch might be in luck as Gigabyte has hinted that Coffee Lake-H CPUs might come by the end of March, which is pretty much in line with the recently leaked slides.
Intel adds eight Coffee Lake chips to line up
Previously unannounced
Intel has recently added eight unannounced desktop Coffee Lake processors to its MDDS database.
Intel has another go at patches
But is still working on more
Intel is still working on updates that close the hole in the bulk of its chips and has released microcode updates for Skylake-based chips to its industry partners.
Dell XPS 15 2in1 looks like a winner
Radeon Vega Intel and Gore space cooling
It is not every day that you have a chance to chat with the general manager of Alienware and the chief man in charge for the XPS units. Frank Azor, the GM of Alienware and XPS, as well as Donnie Oliphant, Sr. Director and General Manager XPS and Dell Gaming helped us understand the choices behind one of the highly anticipated XPS 15 2in1 2018 notebooks.
Former Intel woman guns for Chipzilla with ARM chips
James targets Intel's data centre market
Intel has been doing well thanks to its datacentre market, but that could vanish if the company's former president has anything to do with it.
Intel makes sensible AR glasses
They just laser your eyeballs
Chipzilla has created a pair of experimental smartglasses which are sensible.
Chipzilla and MediaTek should have a good year
Thanks to improved margins
The goodly souls at Digitimes have been interviewing their typewriters and industry sources and discovered that Intel and MediaTek should have much better results in 2018.
Intel upgrades NUCs
Lower power powered
Chipzilla is updating its NUCs with new models including the “Hades Canyon” gaming model (with AMD graphics), a “Bean Canyon” model sporting 8th-Gen Intel Coffee Lake chips, and a new entry-level set of “June Canyon” computers with low-power Celeron and Pentium chips based on the new Gemini Lake architecture.
Intel does the Harlem PR Shuffle
HR is the name of the game
A missive from the number two semiconductor company in the world has demonstrated how Intel (INTC) can shuffle the PR decks, a bit like an artificial croupier in the capital of the world, Las Vegas.