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Intel is finally back in the desktop workstation game - new Xeon 600 features Granite Rapids power, up to 86 cores, 4TB of memory
Intel’s Xeon 600-series brings back desktop workstations with up to 86 cores, massive DDR5 memory, PCIe 5.0 lanes, and AI acceleration.
It's a Ryzen rollercoaster, alright - new figures show Intel struggling to keep pace in the server market as AMD sees a huge surge
AMD steadily gains desktop, server, and cloud market share while Intel loses ground due to performance, thermal, and architectural challenges.
'Apple went in, Nvidia went in, a lot of smart people went in': Did Apple join Nvidia in investing in Intel? Trump seems to suggest so - or was it just a slip of the tongue?
President Trump implies Apple may have joined Nvidia in investing in Intel.
This chip maker mounted a challenge to Intel's Pentium range - so AMD bought it
AMD acquired NexGen for a bumper fee in the mid-1990s in a bid to boost its own chip range
We might see a successor to the MSI Claw 8 AI+ soon with a Panther Lake CPU
CES 2026 Intel isn't slowing down with its handheld ambitions, and it's promising a clutch of new portables for later in 2026.
Intel launches new Core Ultra series 3 chips for laptops at CES 2026
Intel Panther Lake leaves its cage starting this week.
Intel beats AMD on sheer value as it ranks 7 CPUs in PassMark's top 10 Price Performance leaderboard — AMD gets number 1 but it's just an entry level Ryzen 5 on clearance sales
Intel dominates PassMark’s price performance rankings as seven of its CPUs appear in the top ten.
The Core 9 Ultra 285K is Intel's fastest CPU and costs under $500 - so why is it so much cheaper compared to AMD $679 Ryzen 9 9950X3D?
Benchmark data places AMD’s Ryzen 9 9950X3D only slightly ahead of Intel’s cheaper and more efficient top desktop processor.
AMD is slowly turning into Intel of yesteryear as $501 32-thread Ryzen 9 7950X is just enough to beat 20-thread $270 Core Ultra 7 265KF — so what's going on?
Intel’s Core Ultra 7 pricing exposes how AMD’s high end desktop CPUs now offer smaller performance gains despite far higher prices and power requirements.
