Research Archive
After a few days with Intel Lunar Lake, Intel is back!
Key Takeaways: Intel is back(!) with a really good, really efficient core design. Intel’s tiled SoC with TSMC N3B compute tile and N6 I/O tile works really well We’re at a point where performance and efficiency among all major PC silicon providers is more or less equal, moving the differentiation from silicon to actual device…
Intel Lunar Lake: Intel’s return to the top
Today, Intel unveiled its highly anticipated Lunar Lake platform at IFA 2024 in Berlin. This launch marks a significant leap forward for the company, showcasing its commitment to leading the charge in AI-powered computing, high-performance graphics, and energy efficiency. With a focus on delivering exceptional user experiences through improved efficiency and performance in thin and…
Intel: The Path to Full Recovery is Product, Product, Product
Talking about Intel after this quarters news feels like it needs to be more a deep conversation than a post, but given this is probably the hottest topc in semis right now, there are a few points to get across. First, the cost reduction plan is clearly necessary. There has been mounting evidence that Intel…
Intel IFS Connect: Positioning Intel Foundry for the AI Systems Era
Intel hosted an event, which was essentially the Intel Foundry coming out party. It is a historic event and a critical part of the puzzle for the Intel turnaround story. Key Takeaways Intel Foundry Looks best positioned for “systems” manufacturing which encompasses chipsets/advanced packaging Microsoft announced as a customer for 18A along with $15B lifetime…
Intel AI Everywhere: Architectural Leaps Set the New Foundation
Intel’s AI Everywhere event showcased the formal launch of Intel Core Ultra and their next-generation server CPU. The event highlighted a turning point for Intel regarding product architecture and manufacturing. Key Takeaways Intel emphasized its scale as one of the key reasons it will play a significant role in bringing AI to the edge…
Research Note: Our View on Report Nvidia and AMD Arm PC Chips
The recent report from Reuters about Nvidia looking to make a push with an Arm PC chip has been a long time coming. We have known about Nvidia’s interests in this space for several years as a part of a broader CPU roadmap on Arm moving from data center to PC. The report also highlights…