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A 10-core AMD engineering sample believed to be Medusa Point from the Zen 6 generation scored 33.4% higher than the Zen 5-generation average of same-core products in Geekbench multi-core. However, power consumption and clock conditions remain unconfirmed.
KeyBanc projects that Intel will manufacture 80-90% of Nova Lake tiles in-house on 18A. We examine the 18A improvements confirmed in official disclosures and the conditions under which reduced TSMC reliance would affect gross margin and supply capacity.
Intel's space-oriented SoC "Starfire" targets up to 75 TOPS using 18A and Foveros, but radiation tolerance figures and spaceflight qualification remain undetermined. Judging its real capability will have to wait for Q3 2026 samples and test results.
Leaked information and a Linux kernel patch suggest Intel's next-generation CPU 'Nova Lake' will implement AVX-512 on both P-cores and E-cores. This piece examines the possibility that an instruction set fused off in silicon since 2021's Alder Lake could return five years later with a redesigned approach—and how thin the evidence for that actually is.
NVIDIA will adopt its own in-house designed Rigel core in the next-generation datacenter CPU "Rosa," improving the single-core performance essential for handling AI agents. The move aims to speed up CPU-side data processing that governs GPU utilization, boosting the efficiency of the entire AI infrastructure.
As the overall notebook PC market contracts, Apple is sidestepping the impact of rising DRAM costs thanks to its unified memory architecture, and is projected to grow 21.7% in 2026—overtaking Dell to claim the world's No. 3 spot. Windows machines, by contrast, are passing soaring DRAM prices on to consumers, eroding their competitiveness in the market.
What is the bottleneck for modern computers? Finnish startup Flow Computing points to the CPU. The company claims its chip technology, the "Parallel Processing Unit (PPU) […]
