Chipzilla investigates Photonic integrated circuits
Getting AI into the matrix
Chipzilla boffins have released details of some interesting findings which could bring optical neural networks a step closer to reality.
Chipzilla drops price on high end chip
Feeling the pain
Chipzilla looks to be feeling the pain of competition at last and started to drop some of its prices.
Chipzilla looking a bit weak
Predicts profit slow down
Intel forecast current quarter revenue and profit below what the cocaine nose-jobs of Wall Street anticipated.
Intel sues former engineer claiming he nicked its tech
Claims former Vice President was going to pass 3D XPoint memory details to Micron
Chipzilla has sued a former hardware engineer and VP 3D XPoint memory claiming that he nicked confidential chip blueprints to pass 3D XPoint memory details to Micron.
Intel denies that it's killing off its 10nm chip
Will arrive in late 2019
Intel has denied rumours that it is killing off its 10nm chip manufacturing process after repeated delays. Chipzilla says that 10nm chips will arrive in late 2019.
Chipzilla lost Krzanich but makes more cash
Things are getting better at Intel all the time
The second most important semiconductor company in the world, Intel (ticker: INTC), declared results for its second financial quarter and things apparently have never been better, even - or perhaps because - it lost a CEO during the quarter.
Intel nears the big 50
Middle age approaches
Chip giant Intel will be 50 on July the 18th, and like many a middle aged soul, its mind is turning to events in the past.
Chipzilla has a new patch out
Hopes to exorcise the spectre in the machine
Chipzilla has announced the availability of a new "microcode solution" to the Spectre vulnerability. The updated firmware applies to 6th, 7th and 8th Generation Intel Core devices.
AMD revenues grow by a third
Let's hope the underdog doesn't become an overdog
Long-standing Intel competitor, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), appears from its first quarter results to be gnawing at Chipzilla's ankles.
Intel shrinks the IDF die
Opinion Don't say who farted
Reports suggest that Intel will only have two so-called “keynote speeches” at its Developer Forum this year - one from CEO Brian Krzanich and the other with Data Centre manager Diane Bryant.