Intel's new 14th-generation Core and Core Ultra ("Meteor Lake") CPUs are now available. Here's a rundown of details and computers you can buy now.

Until now I've never really had enough cores in a box to worry too much about allocating multiple vCPU's but now that I have 2x6 core 5600 CPU's in my new vSphere hosts it's something I can consider.

Intel’s Core Ultra laptop CPUs have been its flagships ever since it retired the older generational branding scheme and the i3/i5/i7/i9 branding a few years back. The Core Ultra Series 1, Series 2, ...

Once valued for multi-core performance and reliability, older enterprise-grade CPUs like Intel's LGA1356 Xeons are now limited in modern gaming and productivity workloads. While still useful for ...

The CPU market looks very different from six months ago. Intel's back in the conversation, AMD's X3D chips still rule gaming, ...

The advent of Intel's new 14th-generation CPUs builds on the success of its 13th-generation Raptor Lake-based CPUs with higher clocks and, in some cases, higher core counts in tow. Meanwhile, AMD ...

Aimed at gaming and content creation PCs, Intel’s 14th-gen Core desktop CPUs up the frequency to 6GHz and provide mixed results against AMD’s top chips. They arrive two months ahead of the ...