#Cpus

Intel has officially confirmed its next-gen Xeon 7 Diamond Rapids CPUs are coming in 2027, featuring 50% higher core counts and twice the memory bandwidth of Xeon 6 in a bid to compete against AMD’s upcoming EPYC Venice CPUs.

Vercel build pricing now follows $0.0035 per CPU minute. Turbo build machines are 16% cheaper, while Standard and Enhanced stay the same. Enterprise discounts remain.

From Pcgamer RSS Feed: AMD now owns 38.1% of the overall x86 CPU market according to new research but actually lost ground in desktop PCs

From Latest from Tom's Hardware: Arm's $2 billion in AGI CPU sales are still not enough to penetrate 5% of overall market share, analyst reveals — at least $90 million worth of CPUs to be shipped before FY2027

From Latest from Tom's Hardware: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 vs Ryzen 9 9950X3D faceoff — How far does dual cache take you?

From Latest from Tom's Hardware: AMD to broaden and specialize EPYC CPUs, already working on Zen 7 architecture — increased customization to better address evolving AI and cloud needs

From Dev.to - ai: Morgan Stanley Says Agentic AI Has Created a New Bottleneck, Points to $60,000,000,000 in Incremental Investment Opportunity

From XDA Developers: AMD's X3D CPUs only help with two things, and most gamers have neither

From Latest from Tom's Hardware: Meta's multi-billion-dollar Graviton deal highlights intensifying CPU shortages in AI infrastructure — the industry signals a shift to Agentic inference workloads, pushing demand

From XDA Developers: The stock cooler on your Ryzen is probably good enough, and the upgrade isn't worth it

Right now everyone is still focused on NVDA when talking about AI, but I feel like if Agentic AI really takes off, the bottleneck might slowly shift from GPUs to CPUs and storage chips.…

Intel just had a very profitable quarter, and a big reason why is reportedly that the electronics giant has been selling CPUs it would've previously scrapped.

Intel's shares smashed 25-year highs after Q1 earnings crushed estimates, driven by AI CPU demand and agentic models. Up 120% in 2026, the turnaround under CEO Lip-Bu Tan gains steam with government backing and partnerships.

Meta's multibillion-dollar deal for Amazon's Graviton CPUs targets agentic AI workloads, marking a CPU resurgence amid GPU shortages. The pact spans three years across 32 data centers, boosting AWS's custom silicon business while Meta diversifies beyond…

From XDA Developers: Intel's next CPU generation might finally catch up to AMD on something that actually matters

From Latest from Tom's Hardware: CPU requirements for AI workloads are multiplying, driving intensifying shortages and price hikes — Intel already shifting production from consumer chips to Xeon as inference workloads drive server CPU ratios back toward…

Intel's Q1 revenue beat smashed expectations at $13.58 billion, driven by AI agent demand for CPUs like Lunar Lake and Panther Lake. Shares surged 20%, with upbeat Q2 guidance signaling sustained recovery amid U.S. backing and Nvidia ties.

From Intel Newsroom: Intel, Google Deepen Collaboration to Advance AI Infrastructure

Intel crushed Q1 expectations with $13.6 billion revenue and $0.29 EPS, driven by 22% data center AI growth and surging Xeon CPU demand in inference-heavy workloads. Shares soared 20% after hours on upbeat Q2 guidance.