Intel to rebrand Celeron and Pentium CPUs in 2023
Intel is getting rid of its Celeron and Pentium branding next year. Instead, the chips will fall under a category known as "Intel Processor."
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Intel is getting rid of its Celeron and Pentium branding next year. Instead, the chips will fall under a category known as "Intel Processor."
Intel's next-gen Z790 motherboards look like they support DDR5-5600 memory by default (Z690 with Alder Lake supported DDR5-4800 by default).
The Reg writes that after schools in The Philippines closed due to Covid-19 outbreaks, the government allocated funds to purchase nearly 70,000 laptops so teachers could continue working.
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