Tag Heuer Connected Modular 45: Our first take
Tag Heuer's luxury world of Swiss watches and the high-tech smarts of Intel have come together in the new Connected Modular 45 smartwatch.
You can watch six of the remaining March Madness games in VR, for a price
After offering March Madness games in VR for free last, the remaining games will be available in VR for a fixed price.
Dell's new XPS 13 2-in-1 device now available with enterprise-grade features
Dell launched the XPS 13 2-in-1 during CES 2017 in January, and now the company is outfitting the device with enterprise-grade features.
Intel’s Optane DC 4800X blurs the line between RAM and solid state storage
We've heard a lot about Intel's new Optane drives based on XPoint technology, but they're finally here -- sort of.
Researchers bypass Intel's Software Guard Extensions to access RSA keys
A team of researchers has published evidence that Intel's Software Guard Extensions could be used to carry out a malware attack.
AMD presses its advantage with affordable Ryzen 5 processors, available April 11
AMD's Ryzen processors will come to a more affordable price point on April 11, when the company launches its Ryzen 5 line.
Tag Heuer’s new smartwatch has 500 style combinations, and costs at least $1,600
Tag Heuer has announced its second smartwatch, the Connected Modular 45, and here's what you need to know about it.
Intel hits the gas on self-driving tech with $15B purchase of MobilEye
Also today: A security firm says some Android phones came with a nasty surprise inside, and YouTube takes on Twitter and Facebook video apps.
Qualcomm ARM-based servers to make way into Microsoft’s cloud data centers
Qualcomm and Microsoft are collaborating on an initiative to put ARM-based Windows Servers in Microsoft's cloud services data centers.
Ryzen proves the PC industry can no longer ignore AMD’s comeback
AMD's Ryzen may not dominate every aspect of performance, but its presence may be enough to jolt an industry starved for competition back to life.
Intel patents a 3D camera baby monitor that could detect breathing patterns
A new patent from Intel describes a 3D camera system whose depth-sensing abilities could "detect abdomen rise and fall"
AMD steps up to take on Intel with the Ryzen 7 CPU: How does it stack up?
Also today: Snapchat, er, SNAP Inc., goes IPO and hits the market above expectations, and Google rolls out their A.I. Assistant to OS 6.0.
Intel slash-and-burns processor prices ahead of AMD’s Ryzen CPU launch
Intel has slashed the prices of a number of its desktop processors ahead of AMD's Ryzen desktop CPU family launch just days away on March 2.
Intel’s new modem can deliver gigabit download speeds
Gigabit's the future of mobile connectivity, and Intel's getting a head start. The company revealed its XMM 7650 modem in February.
Intel's Optane memory will only work with 7th-generation chipsets
Intel launched a new landing page for its Optane Memory storage system, showing it to be a caching drive for HDDs and SSDs.
Intel officially supports the Vulkan 3D graphics API on newest integrated GPUs
Intel is now officially supporting the Vulkan 3D API on the integrated GPUs in its Skylake, Kaby Lake, and Apollo Lake CPUs.
Intel Optane-branded solid-state drive for data centers spotted in leaked specs
A recent leak reveals the specs of an Intel Optane-branded P4800X Series solid-state drive destined for data centers with a 375GB capacity.
Put down that wallet before buying a PC — Intel just teased its eighth-gen CPU
Intel hopped onto Twitter on Thursday to tease customers with an eighth-generation Core processor carrot believed to be filled with coffee.
Intel’s 48-thread, 24-core Xeon superchip will cost nearly $9,000
Intel is cementing its hold on the highest-end processor business by introduction its new Xeon E7-8894 v4 24-core, 48-thread CPU.
Intel to invest $7 billion in Arizona plant where it will build 7nm processors
Intel announced a $7 billion investment in an Arizona plant that will lead to the eventual development of 7nm chips.
Intel's Core i7-7700K CPU reached 7.3GHz using liquid nitrogen and liquid helium
Prior to Intel's reveal of its new desktop CPUs, Asus hosted an overclocking event enabling attendees to push the limits of those new chips.
Apple could finally add Intel Kaby Lake to the MacBook Pro in 2017
Some industrious folks found some hints of new MacBook Pro machines with seventh-gen Intel CPUs in the MacOS Sierra 10.12.4 beta.
Intel responds to AMD’s Ryzen onslaught with some Core i7 and i5 updates
Intel could be responding to AMD's Ryzen release with lower prices and new, faster Core i7 and Core i5 versions.
Apple wants to put more mobile hardware into Macs, but isn’t abandoning Intel yet
Upcoming Apple MacBooks could have another ARM chip inside, to go with the one powering the MacBook Pro Touch Bar.
The Surface Pro 3 with Windows 10 receives a performance boost via new firmware
Microsoft released new firmware for the Surface Pro 3 on Tuesday that promises to boost the device performance when Windows 10 is installed.
Intel's partners already testing memory modules based on its Optane technology
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich said that the company has already provided samples of its Optane-based memory sticks to data centers in Q4 2016.
MSI posted the specs of eight upcoming Xeon E3-1200 v6 Series CPUs from Intel
Intel's unannounced Xeon E3-1200 v6 processors for workstations have appeared online prior to their launch, revealing their base speeds.
Intel responds to report about hackers gaining access to a debugging interface
Intel has responded to a report that PCs based on its sixth- and seventh-gen CPU platforms can be hacked via USB 3.0 and a cheap device.
Intel makes its Pentium processors more appetizing with Hyper-Threading
The Intel Pentium name may not mean much to you now, but Hyper-Threading is about to make the series much more attractive.
Intel’s Project Alloy chases perfect immersion, but comes up short
If anyone can cut the cord tying high-end VR to a computer, it's Intel. But as of right now, it seems there's still work to be done.
Intel’s 5G modem makes its debut at CES, but there’s a lot of 4G tech behind it
Intel's modem relies on quite a bit of 4G technology to make "5G" speeds a reality, but says it wants to lay the foundation for the future.
Sit back, relax, and let Intel's Compute Card make your appliances smarter
Intel's new Compute Card lets your favorite appliance brands outsource the smart side by making room for a tiny computer.
Samsung’s new Chromebooks should make Microsoft and Intel nervous
Samsung's new Chromebooks may signal a new battle. On one side is ARM and Chrome OS -- on the other, Intel and Windows.