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Intel Isn’t Impressed By ARM’s AGI CPU, With Executive Saying There Isn’t Anything New With it, Despite Marketing Claims

4 April 2026 at 16:59

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ARM's latest AGI CPU was unveiled a few days ago, and CEO Rene Haas claimed the platform is ready to bite into x86's market share, but Intel isn't optimistic about the processor's success with agentic AI. Intel's DC Executive Has Implied that ARM's Claims of Being Superior to x86 Offerings Are a Marketing Stunt The race for server CPUs has become much more competitive in recent years, as agentic AI workloads have driven a massive rise in the importance of general computing, particularly within the infrastructure industry. This has opened up prospects for manufacturers like AMD/Intel, who were trying to […]

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Intel To Show Up at NVIDIA’s GTC at the Perfect Time, as Agentic AI Turns CPUs Into the New Bottleneck

15 March 2026 at 11:00

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Intel is now coming to NVIDIA's GTC mega-event, not just a guest this time, but rather the company will play an important role in dictating the future of NVIDIA's compute capabilities. Intel's Server CPU Constraints Are Going to Get a Lot More Aggressive, Following Their Collaboration With NVIDIA For those unaware, this year's GTC is expected to feature several major announcements that will influence NVIDIA and its supply chain partners, particularly Intel, which will also get the spotlight. NVIDIA and Intel entered into a $5 billion agreement a few months ago, in which both companies agreed to work together in […]

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