Recent #CPUs news in the semiconductor industry

9 months ago
➀ Intel has launched its Core Ultra 200S series processors, known as Arrow Lake, for the desktop platform. The initial launch includes five CPU SKUs, but a support document suggests a potential sixth SKU, the Core Ultra 9 295K, might exist. ➁ The document lists the Core Ultra 9 295K as a CPU without a bundled cooler, which is unusual for Intel. ➂ Speculations include it being a typo or a successor to the Core i9-14900KS with a higher clock speed.
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10 months ago
➀ NPUs are hardware accelerators for artificial intelligence, complementing CPUs and GPUs. ➁ NPUs are designed for repetitive tasks with high-throughput and parallelism, such as neural networks and machine learning. ➂ NPUs are integrated into consumer devices like laptops and PCs, and are also used in cloud-based systems for edge intelligence and reduced latency.
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11 months ago
➀ AMD and Supermicro have demonstrated their ability to act like smaller entities when solving unique computer problems for customers. ➁ They have collaborated with studios to ship systems without CPUs, allowing customers to determine the best CPUs for their needs. ➂ This collaborative approach has led to more business for both companies, showing that being collaborative can ironically lead to more sales.
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11 months ago
1. ASUS and MSI have released BIOS updates based on Intel's new 0x129 microcode to address stability issues affecting 14th and 13th Gen CPUs. 2. The updates are available for various motherboard models, including ASUS's Z790 chipset-based models and MSI's MEG and MPG series. 3. Intel has extended the warranty by two years for affected CPUs, urging users to update their BIOS to prevent potential permanent damage.
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12 months ago
1. Intel is facing a potential class-action lawsuit due to stability issues with its 14th and 13th Gen Core processors. 2. The law firm Abington Cole + Ellery is investigating the situation and inviting affected CPU owners to participate. 3. The primary cause of the instability has been identified as elevated operating voltages, which Intel plans to address through a microcode update.
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