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UCIe has defined a die-to-die interface that reaches 64 GT/s and now covers 3D packaging, raw traffic and package-wide management. The consortium’s real test is whether those rules can support multi-vendor products when power, thermal design, yield, software, security and liability still have to be settled elsewhere.

Intel has joined the OCUDU Ecosystem Foundation at its Premier Member tier. The move matters because an open radio access network project needs more than specifications: it needs reference architectures, repeatable integration, testing infrastructure and operational discipline. Intel can contribute expertise across those layers. The announcement, however, names fields of collaboration rather than delivered work. No code, funding, board power, operator trial or network performance accompanies the membership. Its value now depends on what becomes inspectable next.

Intel plans to cut staff without changing its data-centre roadmap, leaving the effect on product delivery tied to the teams affected.

Intel is sued by Jewish fired employee, who claimed that he was fired for objecting to his ex-supervisor’s alleged antisemitism. Doe is seeking compensation for lost wages and unspecified damages for violations of federal civil rights laws and human rights laws of New York state and city.

Intel has confirmed the launch of its next-generation Core Ultra processors, codenamed “Lunar Lake,” on September 3 in Berlin, featuring a significant focus on AI and performance improvements.

HPE expands quantum partnerships to connect processors with supercomputing and AI systems through hybrid infrastructure.

Foxconn and Intel partner on rack-scale AI infrastructure, combining chips, cooling and system integration for data centres.

Nvidia brings RTX Spark to PCs, pushing local AI agents into laptops and desktops with MediaTek and Microsoft.

Intel plans to cut staff without changing its data-centre roadmap, leaving the effect on product delivery tied to the teams affected.