Displaying items by tag: Skylake

The Debian GNU/Linux project has disclosed major bugs in Intel’s 6th and 7th generation Skylake and Kaby Lake (desktop, embedded, mobile and HEDT), their related server processors (such as Xeon v5 and Xeon v6), as well as select Intel Pentium processor models.

Top Microsoft blogger Paul Thurrott says the ongoing problems with the recently released Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book equate to Microsoft’s Surfacegate.

Mini-PCs have been around for some time – Intel’s NUC takes it to an art form. Or as it prefers to say “All the power without the tower.”

Last week, Intel launched its 6th-generation series of Core processors to the Australian and Asia Pacific media, and we video’d the launch event and media Q&A.

If there are two messages that Intel wants you to get – it is that its Skylake processors use much less power and provide vastly superior graphics.

Still the stuff of unannounced legend, Apple’s iPad Pro is putting the ‘hotly’ into ‘hotly anticipated’ new iPad and re-igniting iPad as the Hype Pad.

Germany’s Gamescom event on August 5 saw the introduction of two new Intel processors from the 14nm Skylake family, successor to the current range of Broadwell based Intel Core processors.