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A reported deal, attributed to The Information and sources familiar with the talks, would be one of the largest external validations yet for Intel’s contract manufacturing push as AI chip demand strains the wider supply chain.
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Intel has introduced its Arc G-Series processors, starting with Arc G3 and Arc G3 Extreme, aiming to deliver PC-level graphics features and longer unplugged play across upcoming Windows 11 handhelds from major OEMs.
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As AI workloads strain memory bandwidth and energy efficiency, Intel’s advanced packaging strategy is turning interconnect design inside the package into a central lever of performance. In a new interview, Intel Fellow Ravi Mahajan describes how EMIB’s “embedded silicon bridge” emerged and why packaging is now shaping architectures, not just supporting chips.
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The company highlighted Intel Core Ultra Series 3 adoption in a multi-agent retail robot, and launched OpenVINO Physical AI to reduce the integration work needed to deploy physical AI fleets.
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At the Computex keynote in Taipei, Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan used the five-plus decade legacy of x86 to frame a renewed push across client chips, edge deployments, and rackscale AI infrastructure, highlighting products built on Intel 18A and partnerships aimed at changing inference economics.
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The new Intel Ethernet E835 lineup - part of Intel’s 800 Series - targets higher per-server bandwidth with up to 200GbE connectivity, RDMA support, and hardware-anchored security features, with availability tied to Computex.
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Intel used its Computex stage in Taipei to pitch Core Series 3 as a battery-friendly, AI-capable chip for thin-and-light notebooks, with more than 70 partner designs expected in the months ahead.
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The company’s finance chief used a Bank of America conference to reinforce a message Intel has been pushing since April: demand is running ahead of supply, especially for Xeon server CPUs. The pitch is bullish, but it still sits beside warnings about softer PC demand and an unfinished manufacturing turnaround.
