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Intel is laying off 15,000 people: 'We are making some of the most consequential changes in our company's history'
By Jacob Ridley published
News Announces revenue of $12.8 billion for the quarter with operating income of zilch.
A law firm is investigating whether to launch a class action case against Intel for 13th/14th Gen CPU instability issues
By Jacob Ridley published
News And you can register your interest via an online form.
AMD sells $1 billion worth of AI chips and CPU sales are up but its gaming graphics continues to struggle
By Jeremy Laird published
news AI and CPU sales are up, to but it's still slim pickings in gaming graphics.
After cutting 5% of its workforce in 2023 reports say Intel is planning to lay off thousands more workers
By Jeremy Laird published
news One day there will be some good news from Intel, right?
AMD's Ryzen 9000-series CPUs may have been delayed because of a typo on the heatspreader, which is definitely not the sort of mistake I'd ever make
By Andy Edser published
news Ryzen 7, Ryzen 9, what's the difference? Err, quite a lot.
Intel has no plans to recall those crashing 13th and 14th Gen CPUs, hasn't halted sales, and the damage to affected chips may be permanent
By Andy Edser published
news No recall, no halting of sales, and no comment on warranty extensions.
AMD delays Ryzen 9000-series retail launch by a couple of weeks after discovering an issue with the first batch of chips
By Jacob Ridley published
News The Ryzen 9000-series is now expected to be available from retailers on August 15, AMD says.
AMD is already prepping a 3nm update to its new Zen 5 CPUs
By Jeremy Laird published
News 4nm and 3nm Zen 5 plans are so close, they're "on top of each other".
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