However, with the launch of AMD's Ryzen CPUs in 2017, desktop and laptop users saw high core counts, enhanced performance, and affordable prices turn the Intel vs. AMD debate on its head.

Historically known for making the best CPUs in the world, Intel has had a bit of a fall from grace and the newest CPUs aren't helping it. AMD itself didn't have a flawless showing at CES.

Some of the worst CPUs released by AMD or Intel were unable to compete well with rival products at launch — and a few were unable to even work properly. Today, you'll only really find ...

Where Intel was stuck on 14nm, AMD moved to 12nm with the 2000-series Ryzen CPUs, which launched in early 2018 with significantly better performance than the first-generation Ryzen CPUs.

Intel Core CPU failures vs. AMD CPUs Puget’s testing also shows that Intel’s newest processors are more reliable than AMD’s Ryzen 5000 and 7000 series, even with the high-profile news of ...

Intel hasn't been able to strongly compete against AMD's 3D V-cache chips so far when it comes to games, so any move to counter it can only be a good thing, but only if it's able to pull it off ...

Intel is making its own version of AMD 3D V-cache for CPUs, but there's a catch Intel has plans to bring similar tech to the Ryzen 7 9800X3D to its processors next year, but it might never be ...

Apple designs its own Arm-based processors, ditching Intel and AMD, and doing a rather splendid job of it. Google, too, has a line of custom Arm-based processors called Axion.

Burying The Hatchet – And Not In Each Other’s Skulls The history between Intel and AMD is long and bitter, and that makes the agreement today all the more remarkable. And is shows how a united front ...

The Intel Core i9-13900K CPU Jacob Roach / Digital Trends I’ll never fault AMD or Intel for temporary stability issues. They happen all the time, especially around new hardware launches.