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,...
Despite previous rumors asserting the cancellation of Meteor Lake-S, current indications suggest that the 14th generation of Intel Core desktop processors will be entirely composed of Raptor Lake Refresh models. However, Meteor Lake-S has...
Intel’s forthcoming generation, Meteor Lake, will utilize the second iteration of hybrid architecture technology, employing the Redwood Cove design for P-Cores, supplanting the current Golden Cove, and adapting the Crestmont design for E-Cores, replacing...
Although earlier reports suggested that Intel might cancel the desktop version of Meteor Lake-S, mounting evidence indicates that it has not been scrapped. However, it may only offer Core i5 models at most. The...
Intel’s Meteor Lake-S and Emerald Rapids represent the next generation of client and server processors, with the former targeting desktop platforms and the latter constituting the fifth-generation Xeon Scalable processors. Recently, Twitter user @Fan_of_Toasters...
Intel’s next-generation Meteor Lake will use the second-generation hybrid architecture technology, P-Core will use the Redwood Cove architecture to replace the current Golden Cove architecture, and E-Core will use the Crestmont architecture instead of...
Intel began to switch to a small chip design in the next generation of Meteor Lake. The entire CPU will be composed of four small chips: CPU Tile, GFX Tile, SOC Tile, and IO...
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...
