Time for Apple to dump Intel
Intel's revelation that it won't have 7-nanometer processors ready until 2021 should be a wakeup call for Apple.
Intel's revelation that it won't have 7-nanometer processors ready until 2021 should be a wakeup call for Apple.
Multi-threaded performance blows away the Intel competition.
Remember the processor core wars? They're back, as AMD puts a fire under Intel with a 16-core 3rd-generation Ryzen chip.
You want more performance? AMD will give you more performance. A lot more.
AMD has been enjoying one success after another lately, across its entire range of silicon. But this could be about to change.
AMD's new mobile processors not only offer a significant performance boost compared to the equivalent Intel offering, but also offer high-end manageability and security features across the entire range.
While there's no doubt that processors are still getting faster, the days of speed being the cornerstone of a new launch are over.
The leak includes information on a new flagship AMD Ryzen processor featuring more cores and more power at a very competitive price.
AMD has added a number of new processors to its mobility line-up, covering all notebook segments.
New platforms and new customers for what has become the go-to server chip.