and Bluetooth 5.4. Intel is also improving memory support with the Core Ultra 200S series and Z890 motherboards, supporting up to DDR5-6400, up to 48GB per DIMM, and up to 192GB max capacity.

The CHIPS Act aims to bring more manufacturing capabilities for semiconductors to the U.S. Intel has been a major beneficiary of CHIPS Act funding, but these deals haven't helped spur new growth.

TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Something to look forward to: Intel is poised to elevate desktop memory speeds with its next-generation Arrow Lake processors. The upcoming ...

That new socket brings a new generation of motherboard chipsets, too, as well as mandated DDR5 — no more DDR4 on Intel boards with this generation. Memory speed support rises to DDR5 6400 ...

and the memory was reportedly made for Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake platform. Now, a new report states that CUDIMM will launch with Arrow Lake and will not be supported by AMD. It will offer very ...

Arrow Lake also sees Intel being much less conservative than previously when it comes to memory speeds. The Core Ultra 9 285K, and all the other chips in the new lineup, officially support up to ...

Recent leaks on the Chinese platform Weibo suggest that Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 200 "Arrow Lake" desktop processors could support DDR5 memory speeds ranging from 8,000 to 10,000 MT/s.

will offer data centers and cloud service providers with scalable, secure, and customizable server platforms that leverage AMD (AMD) and Intel (INTC) architectures for unmatched flexibility a ...

Intel (INTC) revealed a pair of artificial intelligence chips on Tuesday as it seeks to improve its data center business and steal market share from rivals AMD (AMD) and Nvidia (NVDA). The new ...

this is the most significant transformation of Intel in over four decades. Not since the memory to microprocessor transition have we attempted something so essential.” ...

Today, the company announced that its newest memory modules will support both Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO rather than one or the other. Normally, manufacturers would focus on one of these ...

We first reported on the Intel CPU instability issue in February 2024, and since then, Intel has offered various fixes that helped, but still failed to fix the problem once and for all.