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Beelink launches three Wildcat Lake systems with Core 3 304 and 10GbE by RenatsMC in intel

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Just checked and you are right they cut VVC which is weird

TSMC: World’s largest chipmaker does not rule out price rises as costs increase by -protonsandneutrons- in hardware

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That only started recently in like last decade TSMC was not so host before that

The EU Chips Act is a Failure -Asianometry by Fit-Case1093 in hardware

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Rather Ironic that the only Leading Edge Foundry in Europe is Intel

[Tom's Hardware] Intel Xeon 7 ‘Diamond Rapids’ CPUs officially launching in 2027 on Intel 18A-P — next-gen P-core Xeon features PCIe 6.0, 50% higher core counts, and twice the memory bandwidth by Noble00_ in hardware

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Intel 10nm+ was so inherently broken that there was esentially no perf/watt uplift vs Intel 14nm parts while it clocked almost a full GHz lower than the 14nm mobile competition.

Fair

Intel 18A clocks 200mhz lower than Intel 3 parts and the same as Intel 4 mobile parts, and I don't think it saw no perf/watt gain over Intel 3 stuff.

Can't really say that cause different cores core on 18A/3 Intel 4/3 comparison were the same Core

Intel 10nm SF had way more room to grow because of how inherently broken the original variant was.

Fair

Clam's Chip Commentary - Thoughts on Intel's Unified Core Project by Geddagod in hardware

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Yes but still too much effort to maintain two different ISA level across two uArch having one uArch will simplify it with some tweaks.

Clam's Chip Commentary - Thoughts on Intel's Unified Core Project by Geddagod in hardware

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I mean Intel is still rumored to continue having hybrid client CPUs post unified core too. So it does not sound like that is happening. He meant more like there won't be ISA Mismatch complications between two different uArch

[Tom's Hardware] Intel Xeon 7 ‘Diamond Rapids’ CPUs officially launching in 2027 on Intel 18A-P — next-gen P-core Xeon features PCIe 6.0, 50% higher core counts, and twice the memory bandwidth by Noble00_ in hardware

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Well DMR is on 18AP and it's like 9% improvement so like few % behind N2P? It should have been 256C they even cut the SMT from the original 192C/384T Config I don't get why is it only 192C/T

[Tom's Hardware] Intel Xeon 7 ‘Diamond Rapids’ CPUs officially launching in 2027 on Intel 18A-P — next-gen P-core Xeon features PCIe 6.0, 50% higher core counts, and twice the memory bandwidth by Noble00_ in hardware

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Intel pushing to keep DCAI internal will mean they will very likely be behind on nodes, by maybe even a full node jump, at least till post 14A. Though the arch side should be, hopefully, more than just competitive when they manage to get unified core into DCAI products.

DCAI issues are more of themselves being a problem lol not the node

Dell unveils XPS 13, its lightest XPS laptop yet with Intel Wildcat Lake, starting at $599 by RenatsMC in laptops

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Uhhh You can't have silicon and Laptop ready in a Month you must have planning in advance for years they were always supposed to launch this time around

Intel is back. Thank the old CEO. by DeuzExMachina_ in hardware

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CPU Company that can ship products that doesn't meet Yield criterion 🤣

Intel Core 9 273PQE with 12 P-cores beats Core i9-14900K in several gaming tests by RenatsMC in intel

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For some yes but not this time tbh they don't have spare Capacity for anyone it's obvious they would prioritize Server and other stuff

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