Intel Inside?
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Leaked results of Intel i7-9700k shows life without HyperThreads
Intel’s i7 will no longer support HyperThreading. Here’s what that looks like.
Intel
Intel Inside?
Intel says you can’t publish benchmarks after microcode update
Patch to add microcode to fix Meltdown and Specter attacks makes Intel worry
SUCH A TEASE
Intel debuts smoky, dramatic teaser for upcoming discrete graphics card
Intel is stoking the hype early ahead of the planned 2020 entry in the world of discrete graphics.
Intel Inside?
4
Intel's Kaby Lake, Coffee Lake, Cannon Lake, and beyond
Intel's next-generation processor lineup goes from Kaby Lake to Coffee Lake, Ice Lake, and Cannon Lake — but what do those names mean and what improvements will they offer?
Intel and AMD
3
Intel 9th gen CPUs may remove hyper-threading for the i7
Rumored leaks of hyper-threading being removed on i7 CPUs are likely with Coffee Lake S.
ITI action
3
Apple, Facebook, Google, and more are meeting to talk data privacy
The Information Technology Industry Council, of which many of the largest tech companies in the world are members, is meeting this week to discuss growing concerns about privacy.
The Pixel Project
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Are the Chips Down for Intel?
Welcome to this week's edition of The Pixel Project: a weekly comic from Diesel Sweeties' Rich Stevens on Apple, technology, and everything in between. This week: Are the Chips Down for Intel?
Intel > Apple
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Apple reportedly targets 2020 for switch to in-house Mac processors
Apple is reportedly preparing to move from Intel processors to chips of its own design in Macs beginning in 2020.
Frantic Alarming Questions
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Apple’s Mac not affected by Intel’s issues with Spectre microcode patches
Intel has identified an issue that affected Broadwell and Haswell processors that had been updated with Intel’s microcode patches to mitigate against the Spectre exploit. It does not affect Apple or the Mac.
Brace Yourselves
9
Intel, ARM, AMD all impacted by new Meltdown and Spectre exploits
After initial reports suggested a processor new security flaw was confined to Intel systems, researchers have now disclosed that nearly all modern processors are affected.