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Executive Vice President & GM of Intel's Client Computing Group, Gregory Bryant took to Twitter on Monday, to share the celebrations of his team. The milestone they were celebrating was the successful tape-in of the 7nm compute tile for Meteor Lake. Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger appeared to be pleased with the news, which he separately shared with investors at the J.P. Morgan Global TMC Week event. We last reported upon the progress of Meteor Lake in a write up of the Intel: Engineering the Future webcast in March. The term 'tape-in' signifies that the 7nm compute tile design has now been validated...

Intel 7nm Meteor Lake CPU design has now been taped in, still expected for 2023 launch Comments Intel had a bit of a dip recently, but seems to be bouncing back in full spirits as they work on releasing their first discrete desktop graphics card in the middle of a global GPU shortage. The Blue Team is also currently getting ready to launch their next 12th Gen Core Alder Lake series of processors, but have also just celebrated a new milestone with their next lineup after Alder Lake. Intel got themselves into hot water recently when it was revealed that their 7nm process node had once again be...

Intel's Gregory Bryant shared that the company is "taping in" its 7nm Meteor Lake compute tile. Intel taping in the tile this quarter means that Meteor Lake is still on schedule for 2023.

Intel and Samsung have expanded their alliance to deliver a new line of co-engineered PCs they say will push the envelope on mobility, connectivity and performance — and some of them will eventually feature a new microarchitecture utilizing different kinds of Intel silicon. The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chipmaker announced the expanded co-engineering partnership during the virtual Samsung Unpacked event on Wednesday, where the South Korean tech giant announced several new PCs, including the new Intel-powered Galaxy Book Pro series of laptops. The semiconductor giant said it will collaborate...

Intel, Samsung Team Up For New PCs, Chip Microarchitecture The two companies are embarking on a new co-engineering and co-marketing partnership for PCs they say will push the envelope on mobility, connectivity and performance — and some of the PCs will feature a new chip microarchitecture utilizing different kinds of Intel silicon. By Dylan Martin April 28, 2021, 04:22 PM EDT Intel and Samsung have expanded their alliance to deliver a new line of co-engineered PCs they say will push the envelope on mobility, connectivity and performance — and some of them...