Intel just announced its "most powerful lineup of commercial AI PCs ever" at Mobile World Congress 2025. Powering those PCs are the company's newest processors, which now include the Intel Core Ultra ...
The CPU-maker seems to finally be taking gaming seriously.
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dave Altavilla is a Tech Analyst covering chips, compute and AI. In the over two decades that I’ve been covering the PC space, I ...
Intel has introduced its new Core Ultra 200S Plus series processors, which the company says deliver its fastest gaming performance yet. The lineup ...
Intel officially has its AI laptop chips in the race to take on AMD, Nvidia and Qualcomm combined with new, more powerful integrated Intel Arc graphics. I've been reviewing hardware and software, ...
Intel’s Alder Lake-N processors have proven popular with budget laptop, Chromebook, and mini PC makers since they first debuted nearly two years ago. These chips are basically what you get if you take ...
Intel Corporation is at a major inflection point, driven by its advanced 18A manufacturing and Core Ultra Series 3 processors targeting the AI PC market. INTC's Core Ultra Series, powering over 200 PC ...
Intel's new Core Ultra 200S Plus chips address shortcomings in Arrow Lake while bringing along fascinating new tech.
In the coming months, you'll be swamped with new laptop processors from AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm. Strix Point, Lunar Lake, x86 vs. Arm, integrated GPUs, NPUs for AI workloads, and on-package memory ...
Intel’s new Core (Series 2) processors are mobile chips designed for laptops. But while the processors are new, their architecture isn’t. The new chips are based on the same Raptor Lake technology ...
Compare Intel vs AMD processors in 2026. Discover which CPU offers best gaming performance, power efficiency, and value for your build. Pixabay, Bru-nO The battle between Intel and AMD has reached a ...
Today, we're taking a more in-depth look at a clock-for-clock (IPC) test of Intel LGA 1700 processors. This means we're comparing the 12th-gen, 13th-gen, and the "new" 14th-gen CPU models we recently ...