Intel is restarting its processor brand, moving away from the well-established Core i SKUs to the Core Ultra naming scheme. Well, it’s already out on laptops, but now it comes to its best CPUs for ...

Intel is having a meme-stock moment. 4 retail investors explain why they're betting on the chipmaker.

Members of Reddit's WallStreetBets are exchanging Intel memes and say they've taken stakes in the chipmaker after a bad bet went viral.

Intel has taken to Twitter to tease a higher clocked Core i9 12900K processor. If past precedent is anything to go by, the chip in question should receive Core i9 12900KS branding. With a boost ...

Intel still mostly at 14nm due to obstacles with their 10nm node. Despite the difference in naming, TSMC's 7nm and Intel's 10nm nodes would be fairly similar.

Sources close to Intel back up a report that Intel may try to move away from describing its chips as 10nm, 7nm, or something similar.

The 10nm SuperFin node is a long-awaited enhancement to Intel’s first 10nm manufacturing process, and it's more than just smaller transistor features.

Today, however, is about whether Intel’s new 11th-gen 10nm Tiger Lake chip and its SuperFin transistors and Iris Xe graphics have what it takes to keep AMD at bay.

From Intel’s Q2 2020 press release, the company says it’s “accelerating its transition to 10nm products this year” and growing its portfolio of 10nm-based Intel Core processors.

Intel has shared some info about 10nm, stating that 10nm as a fabrication node is less productive compared to 14 and 22nm. Not exactly a surprise of course considering how long Intel has been ...

Intel hits 10nm goals and signals a shift away from traditional CPUs Intel's 10nm fumble might be over—but its newer ventures are more interesting.

Intel is yet to achieve mass production on its 10nm manufacturing node. There are rumors swirling that Intel will skip 10nm and go straight to 7nm in 2022.