Several days ago, at the Embedded World conference held in Nuremberg, Germany, Intel unveiled its Meteor Lake-PS series processors, supporting the LGA 1851 socket. Although these are products designed for the edge computing market,...
Last September, at the “Intel Innovation” summit held in San Jose, California, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, during his keynote address on innovation, unveiled the client processor roadmap for the next two years, confirming the...
While Arrow Lake’s debut remains some distance away, Intel has preemptively fortified its ISV ecosystem to brace for the emergent technologies of the upcoming microarchitecture. In the instruction set reference guide released this July,...
Recently, Michelle Johnston Holthaus, Executive Vice President of Intel’s Client Computing Group (CCG) and General Manager of the Client Computing Division engaged in an interview with the media outlet PC World. During the discourse,...
Recent reports suggest that numerous manufacturers at Computex 2023 have posited that Raptor Lake Refresh may well emerge as the 14th generation of Core processors. Regardless of how Raptor Lake Refresh is categorized, the...
Intel’s next-generation Meteor Lake-S will use the second-generation hybrid architecture technology, P-Core will enable the Redwood Cove architecture to replace the current Golden Cove architecture, and E-Core will switch to the Crestmont architecture to...
It has been reported recently that Meteor Lake and Arrow Lake will feature a new socket called LGA 2551. However, it was soon reported that Intel’s new socket on the desktop platform should be...
