Multi-core processors are the engines that will fuel Intel's enterprise, mobile, office, and digital home platforms, enabling real time business anytime, anywhere.

Until now, multi-core processors for the desktop and server marketshave garnered the lion’s share of media attention. But multi-core isalso taking root in the embedded industry, with the introduction ...

An unannounced Intel Arrow Lake Refresh chip has found its way to a Geekbench entry nestled into MSI's Pro Z890-A WiFi ...

Samsung Electronics’ smartphone application processor (AP), the ‘Exynos,’ is showing signs of revival. While Exynos has long ...

The new processors deliver up to a 90 percent performance improvement for application servers over single-core AMD Opteron processors. For desktop PC users, AMD announced the new AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual ...

Smaller transistors made chips faster, cheaper, and more capable. As Moore's law slows, a different limit has come into focus ...

The P-Cores are derived from prior Intel Core processor architectures. They’re (relatively) large, have a lot of transistors, hit high clock speeds, and include multi-threading.

Today, Samsung announced its newest processors, the Exynos ModAP. This new chip fuses an LTE-A modem with a quad-core processor, built on a 28nm process. Designed with efficiency in mind, Samsung ...

Software development for embedded multi-core processors is considered to require a large expenditure and to be difficult. Researchers have now developed a new integrated tool chain to facilitate ...

In games that don’t take advantage of multicore processors, single-core performance will matter more. You’ll see smaller, often negligible differences in framerates between 6-core and 8-core ...