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I spoke with Intel in search of the "killer AI app" at MWC
AI PCs Talking with HP, Dell, and Lenovo, these leading PC brands shared their thoughts on the "AI PC" with me and what it might become.
Intel taps industry veteran Lip-Bu Tan as new CEO — can he right the ship?
Computing Intel just appointed a new CEO who aims to help "restore Intel's position as a world-class products company, establish ourselves as a world-class foundry and delight our customers like never before."
APU vs. CPU vs. GPU — What you need to know
PC The PC world is full of acronyms that quickly become foreign if you aren't keeping up with the latest news. Here's what you should know about CPU, GPU, and APU.
This gaming laptop prototype has the world's fastest GPU inside
Laptops This prototype gaming laptop might not come to market, but it's an interesting look at what happens when you put desktop-class hardware into a "mobile" frame.
Intel expands Core Ultra (Series 2) lineup, launches new vPro chips
Computing Intel just announced an expansion of its Core Ultra (Series 2) processor family of devices to include more chips with vPro.
Lenovo's new AI laptop has the brightest OLED screen I've ever seen
Laptops The refreshed Yoga Pro 9i and 7i "Aura Edition" laptops have been revealed, and they're among the most powerful creator laptops ever to come out of Lenovo's stable.
Microsoft did not block PCs with older Intel chips from upgrading to Windows 11
Windows 11 Confusion caused by a support document led many to believe Windows 11 dropped support for many older Intel chips, but that is not the case.
Intel says PC gaming handhelds are its "number one priority"
Handhelds Intel touts "big plans" to increase its gaming handheld presence, but can its next-gen Arrow Lake and Panther Lake chips compete with AMD's Ryzen dominance?
Intel stock soars almost 25% in one week after JD Vance' new comments on the chip maker's AI future
Intel Intel has struggled to find its footing in a silicon landscape dominated by NVIDIA, but the Trump administration's "America first" approach might have thrown the chip maker a big lifeline.
