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Intel might be delaying its desktop Arc Alchemist A-Series GPUs by several months - Vimarsana News

Intel might be delaying its desktop Arc Alchemist A-Series GPUs by several months

Intel’s Arc Alchemist A-series of desktop graphics cards could be seeing some substantial delays.

Next-gen Xeon CPU leaks with 56 cores and 350W TDP - Vimarsana News

Next-gen Xeon CPU leaks with 56 cores and 350W TDP

Intel's next generation of Xeon data center processors, codenamed Sapphire Rapids, just got leaked. Like Intel's consumer Alder Lake lineup, it will feature the chipmaker's Golden Cove...

AMD's outlook suggests it is gaining further on Intel - Vimarsana News

AMD's outlook suggests it is gaining further on Intel

Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD) rallied as much as 12 percent in late trading after giving a surprisingly strong sales forecast, suggesting it is making further gains on archrival Intel Corp in computer processors. The chipmaker’s first-quarter sales outlook outpaced Wall Street estimates on Tuesday, and AMD is reaching a level of profitability that is nearly identical to Intel’s — something that would have been inconceivable just a few years ago. Fourth-quarter sales and earnings also topped analysts’ predictions. AMD ended last year with record revenue — up more than threefold fro...

Intel sees chip shortages lasting into 2023 - Vimarsana News

Intel sees chip shortages lasting into 2023

Intel reported earnings for the fourth quarter of 2021. The story was familiar: strong demand for PCs and other devices, hampered by supply chain constraints which limited sales.

Intel sees chip shortages lasting into 2023 - Vimarsana News

Intel sees chip shortages lasting into 2023

Not Intel's chips, however—third-party chip shortages that still impede sales growth.