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Why Intel's Earnings Will Look Very Different For The First Quarter - Vimarsana News

Why Intel's Earnings Will Look Very Different For The First Quarter

CRN explains why Intel’s earnings for the first quarter of 2024 will look substantially different than previous financial statements.

Source: crn.com
Google joins its own Arm server CPU club - Vimarsana News

Google joins its own Arm server CPU club

  Why Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is not only looking to get his company's foundry business back on track, but also to take some of the business away from arch-rival Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing by 2030 or so. You're probably wondering why they're working so hard to completely transform into a merchant foundry with the potential […]

Opinion: Intel confirms it will be a long slog for its foundry business - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Intel confirms it will be a long slog for its foundry business

Intel tells Wall Street analysts that the first customer for its foundry business will likely be announced in the second half of this year.

At Computex, Intel Demos 'Meteor Lake' Processor: The VPU Takes Its First Steps - Vimarsana News

At Computex, Intel Demos 'Meteor Lake' Processor: The VPU Takes Its First Steps

The VPU takes its first steps: In Taipei, the chip maker showed a 14th Gen Core mobile CPU running local AI tasks with the help of some much-anticipated special silicon.

Source: pcmag.com
Why Intel's 14th Gen Core Branding For Meteor Lake CPUs Could Lead To Confusion - Vimarsana News

Why Intel's 14th Gen Core Branding For Meteor Lake CPUs Could Lead To Confusion

A support document confirms Intel will use its 14th Gen Core branding for Meteor Lake, but other questions are still left unanswered.