Gutterball to open new entertainment centre in Blackpool's Houndshill Shopping Centre Forget a third term — Trump posts meme threatening to rule into 2048 and beyond Americans can’t afford their cars ...

Apple today unveiled its hardware refresh of Vision Pro, which includes its latest M5 chip and a new Dual Knit Band. Apple has unveiled the new Vision Pro featuring the M5 chip, which is said to ...

The M5 features a new 10-core GPU with a Neural Accelerator in each core. This design lets the GPU handle AI workloads much faster, offering over four times the peak GPU compute performance compared ...

Carrie Elizabeth Romney, the sister-in-law of former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, was found dead close to shopping mall Friday night just months after her nine year marriage ended. A ...

After signing multibillion-dollar agreements to use chips from Nvidia and AMD, OpenAI plans to deploy its own designs next year. By Cade Metz Reporting from San Francisco After signing deals to use ...

Hope you all enjoyed a great summer, had some laughs, took some long walks and did whatever you needed to do to get yourself ready for 82-plus (maybe) games of Vancouver Canucks Hockey. I don’t care ...

Intel’s next-generation mobile processor, “Panther Lake,” builds incrementally on the excellent “Lunar Lake” chip populating laptops right now. But there’s something odd afoot: a “16-core, 12 Xe ...

Intel is starting to reveal more details about its upcoming Core Ultra Series 3 “Panther Lake” chips for mobile devices. Unsurprisingly the company is promising big performance and efficiency gains – ...

Why it matters: Intel's new chips are more than technical upgrades – they're a statement. With Core Ultra 3 and Xeon 6+, built partly on its breakthrough 18A process, Intel is betting it can regain ...

Actual lead time on manufacturing is ~2-3 months, and this is a product that won't be available in volume until 2026. FWIW Tan started in March 2025. He would certainly have made the call for products ...

They say there’s no such thing as bad publicity, but the press that Intel has generated in the last year has certainly been testing the boundaries of the aphorism. But before it was a company that ...