The Latest Breaking News from Intel Corporation

China’s Hygon ditches AMD architecture for a powerful homegrown chip aiming to rival the fastest CPUs in enterprise computing.

Intel expects its loss-making Foundry division to reach breakeven by 2027, driven by internal adoption of its 18A process, and contributions from packaging, and mature nodes.

AMD is reportedly planning to integrate Arm-based cores in its Sound Wave APUs, in a bid to secure design wins for Microsoft's Surface laptops next year.

Zotac is bringing AMD's game-changing Strix Halo APUs to its mini-PC stack with the Magnus EA, set for reveal at Computex.

During a conversation at the J.P. Morgan's Global Technology, Media, and Communications conference in Boston, Intel's CFO David Zinsner confirmed that Intel doesn't have a significant volume of external chips. At least on the 18A process node but things should change with 14A.

That all-important 18A node has yet to convince the likes of Nvidia or AMD to jump onboard.

AMD and ARM have dodged the bullet this time.

As much as I love Lego, modular tech still has many more bricks to lay before I'll be convinced it's got a solid foundation.

First it was Intel, now it's claimed AMD CPUs are dying thanks to voltage spikes.