Don’t get me wrong: I don’t hate x86 and I’m not saying it has to die today. But one thing is clear: The days of x86 are numbered.

the latest is a "Meteor Lake-P" die shot, check it out ... Intel's new 14th Gen Core "Meteor Lake" CPU package will pack x86 compute cores, SoC, and I/O dies all on the single interposer, with ...

CPU fanatics and EE's alike have been ringing the death knell for x86 since, well, x86 came out. In the not so distant past, one could make a name for oneself by writing insane diatribes on how ...

Labelled Intel 80386 die shot. (Credit: Ken Shirriff ... this feat wouldn’t have to be repeated again with the arrival of AMD64 and x86_64 many years later, when the 386’s mere 275,000 ...

Over 90% of the world's computers and servers are still using the x86 ISA (Instruction Set Architecture) introduced by Intel in 1978. Many have tried to come up with an alternative, but nothing ...

Cristiano Anon, CEO of Qualcomm, of the new Orion CPU. Historically, the battle for x86 has been a two-horse race: Intel and AMD. More recently, the Arm-based Qualcomm Snapdragon platform in the ...

The message here is unmistakable, if low-key: Neither x86 nor Windows are intrinsically required for high-performance gaming. Nvidia has more reason than most companies to hammer that message.

AMD’s 64-bit version of the x86 architecture will only add three per cent more die area compared to an equivalent 32-bit design, the firm has claimed. The first x86-64 processor core, codenamed Hammer ...

CPU fanatics and EE's alike have been ringing the death knell for x86 since, well, x86 came out. In the not so distant past, one could make a name for oneself by writing insane diatribes on how ...