The new Intel Core i9-14900KS processor will have an increased 150W TDP, up from the 125W TDP on the regular Core i9-14900K processor. The leaks are coming from an Israeli retailer listing the new Core i9-14900KS processor (with 36MB of cache and up to 6 ...

At CES 2026, Intel has unveiled its Core Ultra Series 3 CPUs. The laptops with the new chips will be available from later this month.

Intel unveils Core Ultra Series 3 at CES 2026, bringing AI PCs and edge processors built on US-made 18A technology.

CHANDLER, AZ—Intel’s in a critical stage in its storied history—in a fiscal and technical slump, and in the midst of its biggest reorganization ever. But it’s also seeing historic outside investment: The US government, Nvidia, and Softbank have all ...

Samsung has been using Intel processors in its Galaxy Book family of laptops, and the company is looking at Intel's new Lunar Lake CPUs for its upcoming Galaxy Book5 Pro laptop. Intel's new Lunar Lake CPUs will be the first processors on the market to pack ...

Today, Intel introduced the Intel® NUC 13 Pro (code-named Arena Canyon), which brings the amazing performance of 13th Gen Intel® Core TM processors to a 4-by-4-inch form factor that fits almost anywhere. "Now more than ever, businesses need flexible ...

What just happened? Intel has unveiled a new chapter in its branding journey, reintroducing the iconic "Intel Inside" slogan with a twist that reflects its evolving role in the global tech landscape. At the Intel Vision 2025 event in Las Vegas, the company ...

Last week, Intel held its third annual two-day Innovation event, a resurrection of the previous Intel Developer Forums (a “few” of which I attended back in the old days). The day-one keynote, focusing on silicon, was delivered by CEO Pat Gelsinger ...

Core becomes Intel's single architecture for all of the company's mainstream processor offerings, with the exception of Itanium. It will let software developers more easily create applications that will easily port across both client and server ...

Intel is moving its processors to a new foundation to try to keep up with exploding demand for new computing horsepower. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors, digital photography, AI, quantum computing, computer ...