Intel's abandoned Tejas Project would've seen Pentium 5 processors with 7GHz to 10GHz single-core CPU clocks, pure insanity.

Even though Intel Processor names feel like a language within themselves, understanding the basics makes identifying the CPUs ...

What's the difference between Core 3, i5, i7 and i9 processors? Laptop and desktop processors explained, as well as Pentium, Atom and Celeron performance in laptops. We explain what all those numbers ...

The Pentium 4 marks Intel's INTC first new micro-architecture launch since 1995. The processor runs in clock speeds of 1.4-gigahertz and 1.5-GHz, with 0.18-micron technology and is geared toward ...

Intel will drop the Celeron and Pentium names for 2023 laptop CPUs with something called the new "Intel processor", while sharpening its focus on flagship brands like Intel Core, Intel Evo, and ...

When buying cheaper Chromebooks next year, you might notice that it will be running an "Intel Processor" instead of Pentium or Celeron ...

If you're after an Intel-based computer, here's how to identify what generation the Intel CPU is.

As the company moves away from its Celeron and Pentium branding, it seems like Intel is sticking to that strategy… but now with the Intel Processor N- and U-series names.

Intel’s first Core processors made their debut in 2006. At this point, children born in the same year are almost old enough to drink. Over a dozen generations of Intel Core i3, Core i5, and Core ...

Intel's Pentium 4 processor wasn't particularly impressive at its launch in 2001, which was a time when AMD could actually compete without a need for the Zen platform.

Intel’s CPU branding was already confusing, and today’s new CPUs made it worse Some are 14th-gen Core and some are Core (Series 1), but they're the same thing.