A week into testing Intel’s new Core Ultra X9, the numbers are in. The CPU performance is steady, and the Arc integrated graphics makes PC gaming viable without a GeForce or Radeon chip.

This Arrow Lake Refresh pivots back to gamers after years of AI‑centric messaging with "more performance and an unbeatable value".

Intel needs a big swing—and a long ball—to reassert itself in the desktop processor world. Lo and behold: Its upcoming refreshed Core Ultra 200S chips, now with a "Plus" tacked on the end, might pack ...

A new chip manufacturing process from Intel Corp. failed to meet Broadcom Inc.’s expectations in a recent evaluation, Reuters reported today. The development may mark a setback for Intel’s foundry ...

We took the major laptop processors (so far) in 2025 and asked them to stream "One Piece" from Netflix until they ran out of ...

Performance tests conducted on Passmark reveal that the Core Ultra 7 255H achieved an overall score of 28,867 points, compared to 25,037 points for the 155H. In single-core performance, the 255H ...

The Intel Arc B580 arrived with a far bigger splash than many could have predicted when it launched just ahead of the holiday season last year. The budget gaming GPU delivered performance that ...

Intel announced its upcoming Snapdragon X Elite SoC in late 2023, and it's promising to shake up the Windows processor landscape in 2024 by being a serious competitor to mobile chips from both AMD and ...

Find your next quality investment with Simply Wall St's easy and powerful screener, trusted by over 7 million individual investors worldwide. Nvidia has expanded its partnership with Meta to supply ...