Intel has formally announced the 11th generation of H-series Core processors, based on its 10nm process. The lineup goes up to an eight-core, 16-thread processor with up to 5.0GHz dual-core boost.
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Today, Intel expanded its ninth-generation Core lineup of CPUs, with all-new 45W H-series mobile processors for gaming and creator PCs, along with new chips that are made for desktop PCs.
At its Ignite 2018 conference, Microsoft unveiled a series of public and private previews for services including Azure Sphere, VM Image Builder, and more. Most of them are available to try now.
Intel expanded its range of eighth-generation Core processors today. The new H-series chips have six cores, and it finally announced the U-series processors that have Iris Plus graphics.
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