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They're shoving Intel Xeon 6 into a tiny Dell box for Nokia's edge dreams. Promises 30% faster UPF, 43% less power— but does the far edge really need this rescue?
Intel's market cap just smashed its 25-year high at $305 billion. Investors are piling in on CPU wins and foundry dreams — but I've seen this movie before.
Millions rely on HWMonitor and CPU-Z for CPU temps and benchmarks. Now, their official downloads are dropping malware—straight from trusted links.
Forget fines. South Korea's just handed every mobile user unlimited basic data after massive telco breaches. It's a social license reset—or is it?
Nvidia's tossing $2 billion at Marvell like it's pocket change, but this isn't about fancy ports—it's about owning the AI data center's veins. Twenty years in the Valley, and I've seen these 'partnerships' turn into ecosystems that crush rivals.
Everyone figured the chip boom might cool off. Instead, Intel's jumping into Elon Musk's wild Terafab vision, and revenues are exploding past $1 trillion— but supply snarls loom large.
You click for HWMonitor's latest update. Instead, credential stealers flood your machine. CPUID's six-hour breach exposes the fragility of even trusted hardware sites.
Picture this: Intel, battered by rivals, snags Zoom's scaling wizard Aparna Bawa to overhaul its legal, people, and culture ops. It's a bet on human horsepower in the AI chip wars.
Intel's dropping its Q1 2026 numbers on April 23, but don't expect fireworks. Twenty years covering this circus, I've seen enough earnings rituals to know: the real story's in the red ink.
Amazon's been hoarding custom chips for AWS. Now Jassy says they'd rank fourth worldwide at $50B if sold out. Intel, watch your back—or don't.
Ever wonder why a Chinese power chip maker is suddenly everywhere? Southchip's post-IPO rocket ride hides some brutal truths about who really wins in semis.
What if your underfunded SOC could punch like an enterprise giant? Broadcom's new Symantec CBX promises that — merging Symantec prevention with Carbon Black detection in one cloud platform.