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    Intel finally notches a GPU win, confirms Arc B580 is selling out after stellar reviews

    Intel is having an incredibly rough year — but at long last, the company’s discrete graphics card initiative has produced a card worth celebrating. While we haven’t managed to review it ourselves due to a fluke issue, the $250 Arc B580 “Battlemage” GPU launched to nigh-universal praise, has already sold out most everywhere, and Intel tells The Verge it’s working…

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    Recall arrives for Intel and AMD devices after months of controversy

    Microsoft is finally rolling out its controversial Recall feature after months of delays sparked by security and privacy concerns. Recall takes a screenshot every few seconds, saving the images in a protected folder to make it easier to find what you were working on even if you can’t remember what application you were using. These snapshots can be searched for…

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    What Arm’s CEO makes of the Intel debacle

    Arm CEO Rene Haas has a unique, bird’s eye view of the tech industry. His company’s chip designs are in the majority of devices you use on a daily basis, from your smartphone to your car. The SoftBank-backed company he leads is worth almost $150 billion, which is now considerably more than Intel. With the news earlier this week that…

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    Windows 11 Recall arrives for AMD and Intel Copilot+ PCs (build 26120.2510)

    Windows 11 build 26120.2510 expands Recall and Click to Do to AMD and Intel Copilot+ PCs. The update also rolls out Cocreator for Paint and Restyle Image and Image Creator for Photos for AMD and Intel Copilot+ PCs.  In addition, devices in the Dev Channel will receive the new visual improvements for Windows Hello, and the System Tray will show…

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    Microsoft expands Recall preview to Intel and AMD Copilot+ PCs

    ​Microsoft is now testing its AI-powered Recall feature on AMD and Intel-powered Copilot+ PCs enrolled in the Windows 11 Insider program. The company started rolling out the first preview of Recall to Snapdragon Copilot+ PCs last month after two delays in June and October. First introduced in May, Recall is a Windows feature that captures screenshots of active windows every…

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    What happened to Intel? – The Verge

    On Monday, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger abruptly decided to retire after less than four years on the job. That was the official story, anyhow. Within hours, Reuters, Bloomberg, and The New York Times had a different one: the board of directors pushed him out.  Three and a half years ago, Gelsinger announced an ambitious plan to turn around the troubled…

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    Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger retires – Computerworld

    ‘The honor of my lifetime’ In a brief statement accompanying the announcement of his retirement, Gelsinger said, “Leading Intel has been the honor of my lifetime – this group of people is among the best and the brightest in the business, and I’m honored to call each and every one a colleague. Today is, of course, bittersweet as this company…

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    Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger announces retirement

    Pat Gelsinger, CEO of Intel, has retired from his role following a four-year stint in the hot seat at the chipmaker. In a statement, the company revealed Gelsinger stepped down from the board of directors, effective 1st December. Following the news, David Zinsner and Michelle ‘MJ’ Johnston Holthaus have been named as interim co-chief executives as the company begins the…

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    Intel Isn’t Adding 3D V-Cache to Its Consumer CPUs Anytime Soon

    AMD came across a hack for greatly improved gaming performance—stack multiple layers of L3 cache for improved performance. It looks like we won’t be seeing an Intel equivalent of 3D V-Cache on consumer chips anytime soon, though. Intel is set to challenge AMD’s 3D V-Cache technology in the data center market, but gamers hoping for a similar boost in their…

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    Intel exec says Arrow Lake launch ‘just didn’t go as planned’

    Reviews of Intel’s new Arrow Lake-based Core Ultra 9 200S-series processor have been lackluster, specifically when it comes to gaming performance, but Intel says that’s not the end of the story. Its new chips should be performing better, and the company will have an ETA on getting them there soon, according to Robert Hallock, Intel’s VP and GM of client…

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