This is the first Intel Core branding change in 15 years - so it takes some explaining. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Intel has ...

Intel has just made a pretty significant announcement — it’s rebranding its processors. Starting with Meteor Lake CPUs, Intel’s consumer processors will bear a new name: Intel Core and Intel Core ...

Intel has decided to sunset its legacy Core "i" branding for mobile and desktop processors, and has also introduced a new "Ultra" category. Moving ahead, the Team Blue silicon will be marketed simply ...

In its biggest brand update in 15 years, Intel said it will focus on its Intel Core Ultra and Intel Core processor brands for its upcoming processors code-named Meteor Lake. The big chipmaker is ...

No more i3, i5, and i7, as Intel is shifting to a simpler naming convention for its CPUs, starting with upcoming 'Meteor Lake' processors. Intel's naming conventions for desktop and laptop processors ...

A hot potato: The labels on CPUs can be confusing for casual consumers, especially as both major vendors transition to new designation systems. While Intel and AMD are trying to make their processor ...

Intel has published a presentation that uses “snake oil” and used-car salesmen to imply that AMD is misleading customers with its recent Ryzen branding. Unfortunately, the launch comes on the eve of ...

Intel is the king of gaming CPUs, with two thirds of gamers using a team blue processor according to Steam's latest Hardware & Software Survey. It's always worth paying attention when a major player ...

Intel’s strategy to rename its chips and platforms has seen some opposition from chip enthusiasts, who say the new naming conventions are even more confusing. The chip company on Wednesday said it was ...

In a recent skirmish between semiconductor giants, Intel Corporation INTC has publicly accused its rival AMD Inc. AMD of misleading consumers. The accusation, which was targeted at AMD’s Ryzen 7000 ...

In what is one of the most bizarrely aggressive pieces of marketing material I’ve seen, Intel compared AMD’s Ryzen 7000 mobile chips to snake oil. Over the weekend, Intel posted its Core Truths ...