Intel has revealed more details ... to launch its 14th Gen Raptor Lake refresh processors for desktop PCs next month. The all-important transistor count will see benefits too - more of them ...

Montecito exceeds the billion-transistor count because the Itanium-2 ... chip cache (208-Mbits), according to reports. Intel&s first dual-core processor for mobile applications such as notebook ...

For any given processor it’s generally easy to find a statistic on the number of transistors used to construct it, with the famous Intel 8086 ... the final count came to 29,277 potential ...

On the 75th anniversary of the transistor, Intel promises that microchips ... Currently, the largest transistor count on a commercial processor is 114 billion. That distinct honor goes to Apple's ...

Intel's new transistor and packaging research is primarily focused on advancing CPU performance and efficiency, closing the distance between traditional single-die processors and new chiplet-based ...

A modern processor ... three billion transistors -- let's call it 3.6 billion (I'm assuming transistor count increase is proportional to die size increase). In contrast, Intel's Broadwell ...

SAN JOSE — During the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) here today, Intel Corp. demonstrated a 64-bit microprocessor with 500 million transistors, but noted that the company is far along in the development ...

Intel has dished out details of a brand new Itanium quad-core CPU with a record ... world's first two billion transistor microprocessor. The monstrous transistor count is also the latest milestone ...

The company has already been stacking chip dies on top of each other to create denser processors that ... The extra space means Intel could increase the transistor count by 30 to 50% across ...

The processor, codenamed Montecito, was discussed as far back as August 2002, but it is now sampling to some Intel customers, a company spokesman said. Montecito exceeds the billion-transistor count ...

A modern processor ... three billion transistors -- let's call it 3.6 billion (I'm assuming transistor count increase is proportional to die size increase). In contrast, Intel's Broadwell Core ...