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As we write these words, Intel's share price has dipped by over 12% today following the company's latest financial results. However, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is conspicuously bullish about the company's products and roadmaps, doubling down on a range of promises and confirming that we'll see Arrow Lake CPUs later this year.
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Intel is bringing in some major AI performance improvements with its next-gen Panther Lake client CPUs while Clearwater Forest chips are in fabs.
Intel Foundry has announced a "strategic" collaboration with the famous Taiwanese semiconductor firm UMC as they vow to move together in semiconductor development.
Intel has just released a new driver update for its Arc lineup of GPUs. That wouldn't normally be worth shouting about, but this driver reportedly delivers an average uplift of 30% across a long list of DirectX 11 titles, and it's not the first driver to deliver such improvements either.
Intel has released its latest Arc GPU driver which delivers substantial performance gains in DX12 and DX11 games, going all the way up to 268%.
Intel has begun enablement for its next-gen E-Core Xeon CPUs codenamed Clearwater Forest which will adopt the Darkmont core architecture.
Intel's Arrow Lake Desktop CPU platform will be hosting support for the next-gen Thunderbolt 5 controller codenamed Barlow Ridge.