Join Leo Waldock in this in-depth review of the Intel Core Ultra 200S series, where we revisit Arrow Lake processors after ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dave Altavilla is a Tech Analyst covering chips, compute and AI. In the over two decades that I’ve been covering the PC space, I ...

Intel finally has the most efficient x86 processors and claims to beat both Apple and Snapdragon in terms of performance and efficiency. Intel’s latest Lunar Lake processors use a hybrid architecture ...

Intel's Wildcat Lake Core 3 Series chip family is all about low-cost laptops. The first numbers show just where it shines and ...

Intel's last few generations of CPUs have been anything but impressive, making gains in efficiency but achieving little in the way of performance leaps. Some alleged leaked performance results for its ...

We've been telling you all that it's too early to count Intel out. The company has more than four decades of making chips under its belt, and there's a whole lot of talent on the blue team. Today's ...

Intel’s Alder Lake-N processors have proven popular with budget laptop, Chromebook, and mini PC makers since they first debuted nearly two years ago. These chips are basically what you get if you take ...

Intel’s latest “Arrow Lake” desktop processor, otherwise known as the Core Ultra 200S, delivers a shocking one-two punch: significantly lower power consumption and package temperatures compared to its ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Geekbench has announced it will display a temporary warning on all benchmark results generated by CPUs supporting Intel's new Binary Optimization Tool ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Trying to judge your computer's power can be tricky, especially if that computer is a laptop. These devices have countless variations from ...

"Intel or AMD?" is still one of the first questions that most users ask when trying to figure out which processor is better for a new PC. However, the answer to this question is not as straightforward ...

A SemiAnalysis teardown shows SMIC’s N+3 process beats Intel 18A in metal pitch, but Intel still leads in density and real-world chip performance.