Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger declares "Intel is back"

guest · Oct 6, 2021

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger declares "Intel is back"
October 5, 2021
https://www.techspot.com/news/91591-intel-ceo-pat-gelsinger-declares-intel-back-interview.html

In brief: CRN's recent interview with the CEO of Intel covers multiple subjects, from the importance of the company's partners to Arm to the effects of the ongoing supply constraints. But Pat Gelsinger seems especially bullish on Intel's competition with AMD in the CPU market, particularly in light of AMD's recent gains there.

Gelsinger wants people to know that Intel plans to end any perceived notions that AMD is ahead or dominant.

"So this period of time when people could say, 'Hey, [AMD] is leading,' that's over," he said to CRN. "We are back with a very defined view of what it requires to be leadership in every dimension."
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Gelsinger went on to say Intel is leading in chip packaging, software, AI, graphics, and more while mentioning the company's 80 percent market share. "Intel is back," he said.

Gelsinger did commend AMD's recent gains in CPU performance and market share, however.

"AMD has done a solid job over the last couple of years. We won't dismiss them of the good work that they've done," he said. "But that's over with Alder Lake and Sapphire Rapids."
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Intel's latest upcoming line of desktop CPUs, Alder Lake, may take the performance throne back from AMD's Ryzen 5000 processors, which launched late last year. Sapphire Rapids—Intel's fourth-generation Xeon server processors—are set to present AMD's Epyc with serious competition.
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guest · Nov 7, 2021

Is Intel back after launching its 12th Gen CPUs?
Did Intel's 12th Gen Alder Lake CPUs put the company back on top?
November 6, 2021
https://www.windowscentral.com/intel-back-after-launching-its-12th-gen-cpus

Intel recently launched its 12th Gen Alder Lake CPUs. The Intel Core i5-12600K, Core i7-12700K, and Core i9-12900K all earned rave reviews. They're the talk of the tech world due to their performance and value. Many claim that these processors push Intel ahead of rival AMD or that they at least put them neck and neck. We'd like to know if you agree.

In contrast, Intel was stuck on the 14nm process for years. Intel's 12th Gen chips are built on the 10nm process known as Intel 7, helping Intel close the gap with its rival.
Though the innards of the aforementioned subject are technologically complex, the point is that Intel's move paid off on a critical level. Reviews from several sites gave Intel's new CPUs high scores.
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Apple's new M1 chips and Intel's 12th Gen processors are both in the news, but they don't exactly compete directly. Intel has only shown off its new desktop CPUs at this point, while Apple's new CPUs are laptop processors. There are elements that people can compare about the chips, but that wouldn't exactly be apples to apples. It'd be more Apple to Intel.
When experts spoke with Windows Central News Editor Robert Carnevale, they echoed similar sentiments.

"It's unclear if 12th Gen will affect the adoption Apple M1 given the Apple ecosystem and existing user preferences for Apple products — but 12th Gen/Evo/Win11 may keep existing Windows users in the Windows camp and limit Apple's market share growth," said Alan Priestley, VP of Gartner Research. "I do not see Apple market share declining due to 12th Gen."
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Rasheed187 · Nov 8, 2021

mood said: ↑

Is Intel back after launching its 12th Gen CPUs?
Did Intel's 12th Gen Alder Lake CPUs put the company back on top?
November 6, 2021
https://www.windowscentral.com/intel-back-after-launching-its-12th-gen-cpus
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I honestly didn't even know that Intel released new Core CPU's, but they are only for desktops at the moment. I guess they decided to do this because everyone keeps saying that the M1 is way faster. But to me it doesn't matter that much, Intel's 10th and 11th generation CPU's are fast enough for stuff like web browsing and playing video games.

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