You may expect Intel to invent and produce various internal components to power the foldable smartphones and laptops of the near future, but the chipmaker isn’t known for launching its own hardware. That >>
You may expect Intel to invent and produce various internal components to power the foldable smartphones and laptops of the near future, but the chipmaker isn’t known for launching its own hardware. That >>
Intel Foveros isn’t the name of a new chip, but rather a technology that will allow the chipmaker to bundle various vertical chip components, and thus improve the speed of devices without having >>
ARM wants to get inside your laptop. For the first time, the company has published its product roadmap that covers the next two years and showcases what it expects to be year-over-year improvements >>
Secure enclaves are supposed to be just what the name implies, the most secure parts of a chip — the region that a computer’s operating system isn’t supposed to be able to interact >>
One of the biggest losers of the mobile business that Apple shaped for the past 10 years — you know, aside from all the smartphone makers the iPhone destroyed — is Intel. For >>
Qualcomm at Computex announced the chip we heard so much about last week, the Snapdragon 850 that’s more powerful than the 845 version found in today’s flagship Android phones. The Snapdragon 850 will >>
With Apple and Qualcomm still embroiled in a bitter legal dispute over royalty payments, there have been scattered reports over the past few months regarding Apple’s intention to drop Qualcomm as a supplier >>
AMD’s second-generation Ryzen chips are already here. They’re significantly faster than their predecessors and just as affordable. In short, they’re even better Intel CPU alternatives and real reasons to worry for the king >>
