Starting in 2019, Intel has been promoting the ATX12VO (12 V only) standard for new systems, but what is this new standard about, and will switching everything to 12 V really be worth any power ...

which are expected to boost performance and power efficiency. The chips using this process will be based on a 1.8-nanometer node size, putting Intel slightly ahead of TSMC’s N2 process which ...

though the thin and light machines that Intel’s Core Ultra 200V Series will power aren’t gaming-centric laptops by any means. What about battery life you ask? Again, I’ll let Intel’s ...

based Intel partner. "AMD is forcing them to compete on core count," he said. "The only way to improve performance without dramatically increasing power consumption is higher core counts.