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.

The upcoming Nova Lake CPUs are set to launch on a long-lasting LGA 1954 socket ...

Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) unveiled architectural details for its next generation client processor Intel Core Ultra series 3, code-named Panther Lake. Shares of Intel rose about 1% on Thursday. Intel said ...

Intel’s 14th-generation desktop processors were a mild update on top of a mild update: a barely faster revision of the 13th-gen Core CPUs, which were themselves a modest tweak to 2021’s 12th-gen Core ...

Intel has recently unveiled its latest generation of desktop processors, the Core Ultra 200S series, which is built on the company’s new Arrow Lake architecture. This new lineup promises not only a ...

LGA1851 will reach its end with the Arrow Lake Refresh, expected later this year. After that, Intel will focus on 2026 and the generation that could pull them out of this slump: Nova Lake. The news ...

The prices for Intel's latest 14th-gen CPUs are dropping fast right now, with many of the chips now at their cheapest ever level at a number of retailers. There are a few factors at play here, ...

Intel’s new Core Series 3 processors are built for lower-cost laptops, but they still bring hybrid architecture, AI-ready performance, Wi-Fi 7, and surprisingly modern specs.The Latest Tech News, Deli ...

TL;DR: Intel's Tech Tour 2025 highlights the upcoming Panther Lake mobile CPUs, built on the advanced Intel 18A process with upgraded compute chiplets and Xe3 "Celestial" GPU cores. The event also ...

The two most exciting PC components to upgrade are the graphics card and the processor. We haven’t seen next-gen graphics cards yet, and we’re unlikely to see them this year, but both Intel and AMD ...

Confused about laptop generations? This simple guide explains Intel, AMD, and MacBook processors in plain terms, with examples and best laptops for 2025. If you’ve ever searched for a laptop online or ...