Digital Trends

Nobody wants Intel’s Core M processor, and Computex proves it

Asus led Computex 2016 with its biggest PC announcement of the year, the Zenbook 3. Super-thin, yet affordable, the system was compared repeatedly to the MacBook, particularly in the area of ...
Digital Trends

Was Intel’s decision to (almost) kill Core M deceptive, or was it inevitable?

Two years ago, Intel introduced the Core M brand. The company hoped the new name would provide a rallying banner for its less powerful Core hardware, yet also mark a difference between Core chips ...
CNET

Intel: With Core M, there's finally a reason to upgrade your laptop

The energy-efficient fifth-generation Core chips will enable fanless laptops that can be converted into tablets, and a handful of them are on the way. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to ...
ExtremeTech

Intel reveals Core M Broadwell performance and TDP: At 14nm, Intel finally goes fanless

At IFA 2014 in Berlin, Intel has finally taken the wraps off its first three 14nm Broadwell-based Core M processors, filling in most of the remaining gaps. We now know the base and turbo frequencies ...
Forbes

First Intel Core M Broadwell Performance Tests Show Big Promise For Tiny Mobile Chip

Previously, I reported on Intel's low power, 14nm Core M mobile processor, formerly known by its architecture code name, "Broadwell." I came away impressed with my first look at what Intel has done ...
The Verge

Intel’s new naming trick makes fast and slow processors look the same

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. Intel is ...
Android Authority

Intel is testing its Core M processors for smartphones

Intel is yet to gain a major foothold in the smartphone market but the processor giant is persistent. According to Kirk SKAGEN, Intel’s General Manager, the company is looking to bring its latest ...
Ars Technica

Intel launches three Core M CPUs, promises more Broadwell “early 2015”

There's not a whole lot more information we can give you about Core M, the new CPU from Intel based on its delayed Broadwell architecture. We've given you the high-level architectural information, ...
Ars Technica

Intel’s Core M Compute Stick is an actually usable computer with caveats

Back in January at CES, Intel showed us a full range of mini desktop PCs that it has been releasing steadily over the course of the year. The first was a new, inexpensive version of its Compute Stick, ...
ZDNet

Intel releases first Core M processors for business-class convertible PCs

After more than a year of frustrating delays, Intel has finally unveiled its first CPUs using the new Broadwell architecture. Broadwell, which succeeds the current Haswell family, uses a 14-nanometer ...
TechRadar

Intel Core M: everything you need to know

Pro GMKtec's next mini PC will be the first to feature Intel Panther Lake - and some other seriously impressive specs Pro The ultimate buyer’s guide to the ASUS NUC mini PC range Pro There are 31 AMD ...
PC World

With the Core M, Intel promises thinner, cooler, more powerful PCs

Rarely does Intel stumble in the microprocessor market, and the first chips of the “Broadwell” generation, the Core M, deliver improvements across the board: better CPU and graphics performance, ...