For some odd reason, Intel is resurrecting the Pentium G3420 based on its once formidable (but now old) 22nm Haswell architecture. Intel had previously discontinued this part, but is now pulling ...

Today, Intel has unveiled its next-generation Atom CPU core. Called Silvermont, this 22nm CPU will power the Merrifield (smartphone) and Bay Trail (tablet) SoCs. With the PC market waning, and ...

You can generally tell an Ivy Bridge processor by a “3” in front of its name. For example, a “Core i7- 3 820QM” is a 22nm Ivy Bridge chip, while a “Core i7- 2 860QM” is a 32nm Sandy ...

Intel has unveiled the first processors manufactured on 22nm technology. The IvyBridge range – now officially known as the 3rd generation Intel Core processor family – features the company's 3d ...

Intel recently announced that the Pentium G3420, a 22nm, Haswell-era CPU would return to active manufacturing less than two weeks after Intel announced it would be retiring the tiny core.

Congatec has announced the immediate availability of its first conga-QA3 Qseven module based on Intel's 22nm 'Silvermont' Atom E3845 processor. All modules are fitted with ceramic capacitors making ...

It’s official that ALL of MSI’s Z68/H61 Gen 3 motherboards will fully support Intel’s upcoming 22nm Ivy Bridge processor lineup which, if rumors hold true will be released in a little more ...

Today in San Francisco Intel have announced the 22nm Ivy Bridge processor which of course will be able to pack more transistors in the same space. This will also be taking advantage of the latest ...

Kontron is supporting Intel's new Silvermont microarchitecture on six embedded computer boards with the first 22nm Atom processor, the E3800. Initially Kontron will be offering the new ...

For the frugal enthusiast, picking up a Core i7-3820 CPU is an intriguing option. That CPU is likely to be priced competitively with the existing Core i7-2600K–in the neighborhood of $300.

We got a quick update on Fusion, an AMD codename for CPU and GPU native chip.At a later date AMD renamed it to Swift. Since Intel is launching Clarksdale / Arrandale CPU and GPU on the same chip ...