Here you will find all the articles with the tag: Intel chips.
In a non-binding opinion, a European Court of Justice lawyer argues in Intel's favour. There would be too little evidence to sue Intel for unfair competition. The case may have implications for future European antitrust cases. Intel has been at odds with the European Commission over an antitrus... Read more
3 months ago
The Spectre LAM (SLAM) technique makes future processors from Intel, AMD and Arm susceptible to attacks. This was discovered by researchers at VU University Amsterdam. According to the researchers, the SLAM hacking technology, which builds on the well-known Spectre attack technique, enables a s... Read more
4 months ago
Intel will have to pay €376 million for antitrust practices the chipmaker proceeded with until 2006. This was decided by the European Court of Justice earlier today. The Court of Justice of the European Union fined Intel 376.36 million euros. The case looked into antitrust practices that took... Read more
7 months ago
The chips were introduced last year, but Intel has not announced any follow-up generations. It says it’s focusing on IDM 2.0 operations, which have led to the end-of-life of the Blockscale ASICs, citing the need to prioritize its investments as the reason for this move. Intel's initial entry i... Read more
1 year ago
