What matters most here is that Intel's new approach to Systems-on-Chip (SoCs) means that Intel Core Ultra Series 2 goes toe-to-toe with Qualcomm's impressive Snapdragon X series of ARM-based SoCs ...

The way forward could be with a newfound gaming focus on its next-gen chips. Its desktop CPUs may be getting a gamer-centric ...

Intel also introduced new Core i7 X-series processors, ranging from $339 for a quad-core, eight-thread model to $599 for an eight-core, 16-thread model, and a quad-core Core i5 processor starting ...

Intel Core Ultra 9 Processor 288V (8- Core, 12 MB cache, up to 5.1 GHz), Intel® AI Boost NPU (post launch) All of Intel’s Core Ultra Series 2 processors include a dedicated NPU (Neural ...

At Computex in Taipei, Intel has unveiled the updated Core X-Series, with a flagship Core i9 CPU with an incredible 18 physical cores and Hyper-Threading for a total of 36 threads.

Leaked Nova Lake specs reveal up to 144MB of L3 cache, potentially aiming squarely at AMD’s gaming-focused X3D series.

The Intel Core Ultra 200V series processors can deliver up to 120 total platform tera operations per second (TOPS) across the CPU, GPU, and NPU, making it a lot more powerful than Qualcomm’s ...

When it comes to the 200H series, we're seeing the Intel Core Ultra 7 265H deliver up to 1.29x improvements over the Core Ultra 7 165H processor in Geekbench, which is great news for productivity.

According to Geekbench scores from Qualcomm, the Snapdragon model scored 2408 on single-core and 14,129 on multi-core, while the Intel model only had 1,250 single-core and 6,760 multi-core.