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How Intel Discovered Linux — and the Ketchup Business Model

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TechPowerUp AleksandarK

Intel "Raptor Lake Next" 16-Core and 20-Core CPUs Surface

Intel is actively planning the "Raptor Lake Next" chips as an update to its Socket LGA-1700 desktop processors. These chips are essential for PC buyers who are limited to the decade-old DDR4 memory standard due to the high prices of DDR5 memory, especially since the current Core Ultra "Arrow Lake" processors do not…

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Intel Core Ultra 4000 Nova Lake-S leak: 24-core CPU beats Core Ultra 9 285K in single-thread test.

The highest result attributed to a 24-core Nova Lake-S processor reaches 5,210 points in the single-thread test, followed by another submission scoring 5,191 points. For comparison, we selected baselines from existing processors with overall CPU Mark scores close to their published PassMark Averages. The Core Ultra 9…

Tom's Hardware · Semiconductors New discussion · 9h ago Newton Gitonga

Intel explores potential collaboration with AMD as Lip-Bu Tan pushes customer-focused turnaround

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has reportedly discussed potential areas of cooperation with AMD chief Lisa Su as Intel works to rebuild its CPU business and expand its foundry operations. The companies have already collaborated on x86 standards and CPU software, including AMD’s integration of its ZenDNN optimizations into…

Electronics Weekly Alun Williams

CScale exits Stealth with $145m funding for gigawatt-scale AI

CScale, a Palo Alto startup for optical interconnects, has exited stealth mode with the announcement of $145 million in Series C funding. Nvidia and Intel Capital were among the investors. […] The post CScale exits Stealth with $145m funding for gigawatt-scale AI appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

TechPowerUp AleksandarK

Intel APX Support Lands in Windows 11 Ahead of "Nova Lake" Launch

Intel's Advanced Performance Extensions (APX) are officially supported on Windows 11 PCs. However, there are currently no consumer PCs capable of utilizing APX. Intel's APX is set to debut with the "Nova Lake" processors in early 2027, but software development has been ongoing to ensure new features are ready before…

TechPowerUp btarunr

AMD FSR 4.1.2 Modded to Run on Intel Arc GPUs Leveraging XMX Cores

OptiScaler is a community-driven project that seeks to bring the benefits of upscaling and frame-generation across brands of GPUs, so gamers don't miss out on playability if the game doesn't feature the upscaler/frame-gen tech provided by their GPU vendor. The community successfully modded AMD FSR 4.1.2 to work on…

Phoronix Michael Larabel

oneDNN 3.14 Released With ACE Support, Initial AMD Zen Optimizations

The UXL Foundation announced today the release of oneDNN 3.14 as the latest feature update to this library providing optimized deep learning operations for software like PyTorch, TensorFlow, OpenVINO, and others. While oneDNN began as an Intel software project, making this version notable is beginning to see AMD Zen…

Semiconductor Engineering The SE Staff

Chip Industry Week In Review

CHIPS Act $389M to power chips, vertical GaN, materials; Micron's memory roadmap; Nvidia expands supply chain capacity; Tenstorrent raises $1.5B; China NAND fabs; 800V power for AI data centers; Intel advances Arizona fab; China orders +$35B in Nvidia GPUs. The post Chip Industry Week In Review appeared first on…

TechPowerUp Nomad76

Intel Fab 62 Moves to Next Phase, Begins Equipment Installation

Intel has begun installing equipment at Fab 62 within its Ocotillo campus in Chandler, Arizona. In a somewhat unusual move, Intel confirmed its current status and plans, a change from the company's typical practice of keeping such information deliberately vague. According to Intel officials, construction and equipment…

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Open Source high performance RISC-V CPU "Kunminghu v3" has reached SPECint06/GHz > 21.7 on nightly build this week, which is better than ARM's V3, Intel's Sapphire Rapids and close to Zen 5 in terms of performance.

This dashboard has weekly and nightly performance regressions for those interested. On nightly build, Kunminghu v3 has hit GEOMEAN(INT) of 21.706 with gcc, which keeps going up as the platform nears validation and release phase in Q1 2027. SPECint06/GHz on xscc is 21.924. SPECint17/GHz is 2.321, which also compares…

TechPowerUp TheLostSwede

(PR) Durabook Introduces the R12 Rugged Tablet Active Edge AI Platform

Durabook, the global rugged mobile solutions brand owned by Twinhead International Corporation, today announced its new R12 Rugged Tablet active edge AI platform. With the Intel Core Ultra Series 3 CPU, the R12 Rugged Tablet delivers exceptional computing power with enhanced AI performance, energy efficiency, and…

TechPowerUp DrUsmanSaleem

Leak: Intel Core Ultra 9 4995HX Leads Nova Lake Laptop Lineup

Intel's Core Ultra 9 4995HX looks set to be the fastest Nova Lake chip for laptops. Leaker Jaykihn on X has confirmed that the 4995HX uses an 8+16+4+2 layout, meaning 8 P-cores, 16 E-cores, 4 LPE cores, and 2 Xe3 GPU cores. That adds up to 28 CPU cores, four more than Intel's current Arrow Lake-HX chips, with the…

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Agentic AI and Why Everyone Wants CPUs Again

Agentic AI runs its tools on the CPU, and no vendor tells you how many cores an agent needs. In this keynote at the Design Automation Conference, I compare AMD Venice, Intel Xeon 6, the Arm AGI CPU and Nvidia Vera, then follow the problem down into advanced packaging, CFETs and thermals. You also hear what EDA tools…

Tom's Hardware · GPUs Jeffrey Kampman

Gears of War: E-Day PC graphics performance tested

Gears of War: E-Day is the first game to implement Unreal Engine's MegaLights technology, allowing for hundreds of dynamic ray-traced light sources in a scene. We put it to the test on 43 graphics cards to see what this next-gen feature demands across three generations of GPUs from Nvidia, AMD, and Intel.

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