Revenues continue to fall

Intel plans a fresh wave of layoffs in the wake of a steep decline in revenue over the last six months and is blaming a weak global economy for its problems.

Future is bleak for big four

Sweden’s national pension cut back on U.S.-traded tech stocks that outperformed in the first quarter including Apple, Tesla, Intel, and Nvidia.

Intel's Core range might be pimped up after 15 years

It is starting to look like the rumours of Chipzilla changing its Core branding might be true.

All businesses report a major drop in revenue

Intel has released its first-quarter 2023 financial results, reporting a loss across all of its key businesses, with client and data center reporting a drop of 38 and 39 percent, respectively. The reported revenue is 11.7 billion, down by 26 percent compared to the same quarter last year.

Titan, Orc, and Elf series cards

Sparkle has not been around in the GPU market for quite some time, but it appears to be coming back with Intel's Arc graphics cards.

Blockscale 1000-series chips end of lifed

A project pushed by former Intel graphics-chief Raja Koduri to create a Custom Compute Group within the AXG graphics unit to support its Bitcoin ASICs has been mothballed.

Giving money to foreign companies much better than wasting it on health and social services 

The European Union agreed a 43 billion euro plan for its semiconductor industry in an attempt to catch up with the United States and Asia and start a green industrial revolution.

Plenty of game optimizations and improvements

Intel has released its latest version of the Arc GPU Graphics Driver, version 101.4311 beta. This is a pretty big update, featuring an extensive list of Game On driver support for various games, further game perforamnce improvements, as well as some issue fixes.

Intel chip could be back in your mobile

Chipzilla said its chip contract manufacturing division will work with UK-based chip designer Arm to ensure that mobile phone chips and other products that use its technology can be made in Intel's factories.

Believes it has a future

While many people don’t hold out much hope for Intel’s involvement in the GPU market, apparently Chipzilla has ordered a stack of chips from TSMC.