Intel's latest Core chips, Whiskey Lake for laptops and Amber Lake for two-in-ones and tablets, will highlight Intel's Gigabit Wi-Fi as part of custom branding for its 8th-gen parts.

Intel's new Comet Lake processor is essentially a faster version of Whiskey Lake with some 10th-gen features added to it, forming the foundation of business notebook PCs and some mainstream laptops.

Back in August, chipmaker Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) launched a new family of processors for the mainstream notebook PC market known as Kaby Lake Refresh. These chips were based on the same basic ...

Intel unveiled a new series of U-series laptop processors last year designed for ultraportables. These CPUs are codenamed Whiskey Lake, and they're still 8th-gen parts that are ...

Intel launched new eighth-generation processors slated for laptops this week: Ultra-low power 15-watt Whiskey Lake U-series chips and extremely low power five-watt Amber Lake Y-series chips. After ...

For the back-to-school shopping season, chip giant Intel (INTC-2.90%) is expected to roll out a new processor code-named Whiskey Lake for mainstream notebook computers. Up until now, we've known ...

The Whiskey Lake U-series SKUs are a 15W TDP parts while the other fits the magical 5W TDP range and we had a chance to see a few systems and interesting form-factors at the press event Intel held ...

Intel has announced new 8th gen CPUs for the ultrathin and 2-in-1 mobile market. Whiskey Lake is joining the ultra-low power U-series lineup, and Amber Lake is taking on the extremely low-power Y ...

When Intel launched Whiskey Lake and Amber Lake earlier this week, we noted that the CPUs were an exceedingly minimal refresh, with some new chipset features and higher single-core Turbo clocks, ...

For the back-to-school shopping season, chip giant Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is expected to roll out a new processor code-named Whiskey Lake for.

For the back-to-school shopping season, chip giant Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is expected to roll out a new processor code-named Whiskey Lake for mainstream notebook computers. Up until now, we've known ...