Later this year Intel plans to launch its first Alder Lake mobile processors designed to combine two different CPU architectures on a single chip. The idea is to deliver up to a 14-core processor ...

When Intel launched Lakefield back in June 2020, it felt like the beginning of something new. ARM may have deployed big.Little a decade ago, but Intel and AMD had previously stuck to multi-core ...

Intel has shared new details on the low-power Tremont microarchitecture powering its unique Lakefield chip and future devices like the Surface Neo. By Joel Hruska October 25, 2019 Share on ...

Intel discontinued its Lakefield series of processors. CPUs from the Lakefield series power thin and light devices such as the Surface Neo, Lenovo X1 Fold, and a model of the Galaxy Book S.

Intel though said they will still be accepting fresh orders for the Lakefield processors. Manufacturers have time till October 22 to place their final orders which are then going to be delivered ...

The next all-new CPUs from Intel should be the Panther Lake series of mobile processors, hitting late this year or (more ...

Intel’s Lakefield architecture does approximately the same thing. It employs four 10nm Tremont cores as the low-feature processor and one 22nm Sunny Cover processor as the high-feature processor.

That chip now has a name—Lakefield. Intel said that it put the chip together to meet a customer requirement for a processor with a 2mW standby power but will sell the part to any OEM that wants it.

Intel Lakefield and Hybrid Technology with Foveros. The Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Fold, in its standard configuration, comes with Intel’s Lakefield processor with Hybrid Technology.

Whether choosing an Intel Foveros-enabled Lakefield system or the Snapdragon 8cx, we can get an unbelievably thin and lightweight notebook with premium build quality and a great display.

It’s been a rocky road to 10nm chips for Intel, but the company is finally starting to show off the first “Ice Lake” mobile chips based on a 10nm “Sunny Cove” architecture. During the ...

The Intel Lakefield chip isn’t the most powerful chip around, but it’s enough to handle all office tasks, whether it’s writing documents, editing photos, handling an excel sheet, ...