➀ Intel unveiled the compact Intel Arc Pro B50 and larger Pro B60 GPUs at Computex 2025, showcasing its advanced AI capabilities for workstations.

➁ The Arc Pro B50 targets design and engineering professionals with 16GB VRAM and 170 TOPS, while the Pro B60 offers 24GB VRAM and 197 TOPS for demanding tasks.

➂ Intel also introduced the Gaudi 3 AI accelerators, providing scalable solutions for AI inferencing.

➀ Intel announced Arc Pro B50 (16GB VRAM, $299) and B60 (24GB VRAM, $500) GPUs at Computex 2025, targeting AI inference workloads;

➁ Partner systems like Maxsun's dual-GPU B60 design and Project Battlematrix workstations ($5K-$10K) showcase scalability for large AI models;

➂ Q3 2025 launch with phased software support, claiming 2.6X performance over gaming drivers and 2.7X AI gains vs NVIDIA's Ada GPUs.

➀ Intel showcased fully functional Panther Lake Core Ultra 300 laptop chips at Computex 2025, powered by the groundbreaking 18A process, slated for early 2026 release;

➁ Demonstrated AI workloads including live Python game coding with Clippy AI model and Da Vinci video editing with real-time AI effects, though specific metrics remain under wraps;

➂ Revealed advanced packaging with CPU/GPU/SoC tiles and hinted at Xe3 iGPU architecture positioning between Lunar/Arrow Lake, signaling Intel's multi-die integration maturity.

➀ Enthusiast tests reveal Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450 paired with NVIDIA RTX 5060 Ti struggles to run ray-traced games due to missing CPU instruction sets;

➁ Non-RT games show potential for decent performance, but compatibility limitations highlight hardware generation gaps;

➂ Community discussions explore balancing CPU/GPU upgrades for budget builds, emphasizing modern processor needs for advanced features.

➀ Intel Core Ultra 7 265K CPU hits a record low price of $269, down from its $404 MSRP;

➁ The processor features 20 cores (8 performance + 12 efficiency), 5.5 GHz max turbo, 33 TOPS NPU, and supports PCIe 4.0/5.0 and DDR5-6400 memory;

➂ Potential caveat: LGA1851 socket compatibility may require future motherboard upgrades.

➀ AMD's desktop CPU market share surged to 28%, up from 27.1% in the previous quarter and 23.9% a year ago.

➁ AMD's server share reached a new record high of 27.2%.

➂ Despite a decline in mobile market share, AMD's overall mobile share is still up from last year.

➀ Future Horizons CEO Malcolm Penn predicts a prolonged semiconductor industry recession, citing stagnant unit shipments 16% below the long-term trend;

➁ Siemens launches Questa One AI-powered software suite to address declining first-time silicon success rates (14% for ASIC, 13% for FPGA);

➂ Raspberry Pi OS updates include enhanced screen locking, touchscreen handling, and printer management in its final Debian Bookworm version;

➃ AMD, Nvidia, and AWS partner with Saudi Arabia's Humain to build a $5B+ AI infrastructure zone;

➄ Siemens certifies Calibre nmPlatform and Analog FastSPICE tools for Intel's 18A process technology.

➀ AMD's EPYC 4005 'Grado' Zen 5 processors dominate the entry server market with up to 16 cores at 65W TDP, doubling Intel Xeon's core count;

➁ Features include DDR5-5600 support, AVX-512 capabilities, and a 4585PX SKU with 3D V-Cache for cache-intensive workloads;

➂ AMD's pricing undercuts Intel, offering higher core counts at lower costs, pressuring Intel's Xeon E-2400/Xeon 6300P lineup.

➀ ETH Zurich researchers identified a new class of vulnerabilities (BPRC) in Intel processors, exploiting speculative execution to breach privilege barriers between CPU users and access cached/RAM data;

➁ The flaw affects all Intel processors since 2018, particularly threatening cloud environments where hardware resources are shared, enabling attackers to read up to 5,000 bytes per second of others' memory;

➂ Intel has implemented mitigations via microcode updates, but the discovery highlights fundamental architectural risks in speculative technologies requiring ongoing security patches.

➀ Intel's dual-GPU Arc B580 with 48GB VRAM is rumored to debut at Computex 2025 as a cost-effective AI/ML solution;

➁ The card combines two 24GB B580 GPUs via PCIe bridge, lacking shared memory pooling but offering 48GB VRAM at ~$800;

➂ Targets developers needing affordable high VRAM, though performance trails NVIDIA's Blackwell GPUs and requires manual optimization.

➀ Maxsun registered Intel Arc B580 24GB GPU models with the EEC, fueling Battlemage rumors;

➁ The 24GB variant could target both consumer and workstation markets, competing with Nvidia’s RTX 40/50 series;

➂ Intel’s BMG-G21 die offers 20 Xe cores, but faces challenges against Blackwell GPUs in raw performance.

➀ Siemens and Intel Foundry certify Calibre nmPlatform and Solido tools for Intel 18A PDK, enabling early design work and IP development;

➁ A reference workflow for EMIB-T and EMIB technologies using Siemens' 3D IC tools is established, supporting design exploration;

➂ Siemens joins the Intel Foundry Accelerator Chiplet Alliance to advance multi-die interconnect solutions.

➀ Intel has issued a new microcode update to address the '13th/14th Gen Vmin Shift Instability' phenomenon.

➁ The update, version 0x12F, aims to improve system conditions that can potentially contribute to Vmin Shift Instability.

➂ Intel notes that the update does not alter the root cause of the problem but may mitigate its effects under specific scenarios.

➀ The G.Skill Trident Z5 CK DDR5-8800 C42 delivers cutting-edge DDR5-8800 speeds, optimized for Intel's Core Ultra 200S processors;

➁ Built with SK Hynix M-die ICs and CUDIMM design, it excels in stability and overclocking but faces compatibility issues with AMD platforms;

➂ Despite its premium price, it remains a top-tier choice for enthusiasts pursuing extreme performance.

➀ Asus showcased its latest NUC mini-PCs and ROG gaming laptops at its Taipei HQ, featuring advancements in cooling, noise reduction, and AI-driven design;

➁ The ROG NUC 2025 integrates Intel Arrow Lake HX CPUs and NVIDIA RTX 50-series GPUs, with a focus on quiet operation under 38dB;

➂ Asus highlighted its 2025 laptop lineup, including ultra-slim Zephyrus models and AI-centric Strix Halo APUs, targeting both gamers and professionals.

➀ Intel's Arc Battlemage GPU is set to become professional-grade this month, with details to be revealed at Computex in Taipei.

➁ Rumors suggest a 24GB VRAM version of the Battlemage GPU is in the works.

➂ The Arc Battlemage has been previously available only in consumer gaming segments, with the Arc B580 and Arc B570 GPUs.

➀ Intel's XeSS 2 expands support to 10 new games, surpassing 200 supported titles;

➁ Leveraging Battlemage architecture, XeSS 2 combines upscaling and latency reduction, competing with Nvidia DLSS and AMD FSR;

➂ Performance data shows up to 4x FPS boosts in AAA titles, with Xe Low Latency (XeLL) reducing input lag by 45% on average.

➀ AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D delivers 34% higher gaming performance than Intel Core Ultra 9 285K, thanks to 3D V-Cache technology;

➁ Both CPUs show comparable productivity performance, with Intel leading in single-threaded tasks by 9% while AMD excels in multi-threaded workloads;

➂ AMD's platform longevity (AM5) and superior power efficiency make it a future-proof choice despite higher initial cost.