After some 20 years of selling branded desktop motherboards, Intel will begin exiting this portion of its business, Intel spokesman Dan Snyder has told PCWorld. The Santa Clara chip giant will begin ...

We have received news directly from Intel that the company will stop developing new desktop motherboards once the launch of its next-gen Haswell architecture is completed, sometime later this year.

The chipmaker says it will leave the traditional desktop PC circuit board business. As a result, the venerable tower PC will likely begin to fade. Brooke Crothers writes about mobile computer systems, ...

Intel has confirmed that it is winding down its desktop motherboard operations, as desktop computer sales continue to decline and tablet sales surge. The Santa Clara chip giant intends to stop making ...

Intel has announced that it will wind down its desktop motherboard business over the next three years, and the company will stop making desktop motherboards for PCs at the end of the three years. This ...

After over a year of Mac dominance, the first Intel desktop PC motherboard featuring Thunderbolt I/O technology has been – somewhat quietly – announced. Based on the latest Z77 Express chipset, the ...

The decline in desktop PC sales is beginning to ripple throughout the industry, as Intel has revealed plans to wind down its desktop motherboard division over the next three years. According to ...

Sean Hollister is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and toys. He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo, and Engadget. The desktop PC might be ...

Of all the metrics we commonly discuss at ExtremeTech, we'd argue TDP (Thermal Design Power) is easily the worst. If clock speed, core counts, IPC, and memory bandwidth are imperfect methods of ...

After months of rumors, Intel has finally announced its 12th Gen Alder Lake desktop processors. The Alder Lake line features six processors that debut Intel’s new hybrid architecture, which mixes ...

It’s the end of an era: Intel has announced that, over the next three years, it will wind down production of desktop motherboards to zero. The company will continue to supply chipsets for use by third ...