Intel expands Chengdu chip operations
Never mind the cybersecurity concerns
Despite calls for security investigations into its chips, Intel has announced plans to expand its chip packaging and testing base in Chengdu.
Motherboard allows 24TB RAM and 384 AMD EPYC Turin cores
A petabyte storage
ASRock Rack's TURIN2D48G-2L+ has just been released and it appears to go to 11 on the specs as iff no one told the designers to cut back on anything.
Chipzilla must slice off its Fab business
Former directors say
Four former Intel directors have published an article in Fortune, urging the company to spin off its fab business.
Intel Core Ultra 200S Series Arrow Lake-S desktop processors now available
Review roundup: Reviews are now live and performance is all over the place
Intel's Arrow Lake-S desktop processors have become available, bringing a total of five SKUs, including the current flagship, Core Ultra 9 285K. In addition, Intel Z890-based motherboards have also started selling, and reviews have gone online.
Chinese SSD makers taking over the market
Kingston still king for now
Chinese SSD manufacturers are making significant strides in the SSD market, driven by strong local demand and support.
Europe’s top court spikes Intel anti-competition case
After 20 years
The EU Court of Justice, the pinnacle of Europe’s judicial system, has brought to a close a legal tussle that has spanned nearly two decades between Chipzilla and EU regulators. The court upheld the General Court’s decision, dismissing the European Commission’s appeal.
Intel’s Arrow Lake is a little unstable
Similar problems as Raptor Lake
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn claiming that Intel’s Arrow Lake AKA Core Ultra 200-S, may have some instability issues.
Intel and Samsung think of forming a glorious alliance
Fight off the TSMC empire
Intel Foundry has reportedly reached out to Samsung to propose a "foundry alliance," aiming to create a strategic collaboration to challenge the growing influence of TSMC.
Torvalds hacked off at hardware people
Theoretical attacks
The IT industry’s Mr Sweary Linus Torvalds is finding himself vexed by hardware vendors with poor security and the plethora of actual and theoretical attacks.
Intel’s woes are a national security problem
US will lose its competitive edge
According to the Wall Street Journal, Chipzilla’s woes pose a significant risk to shareholder wealth and US national security.