THE SILICONWARS

AMD and Intel engaged in a war of words during CES 2021, and while Intel won the numbers game – in terms of products released – AMD looks set for a more successful 2021

Intel Evo vPro Intel kicked off CES by announcing its Evo vPro system, promising better protection against real-time attacks via its “Hardware Shield”. The chips will start shipping in laptops this spring. The “Evo” in the name means Intel will only allow them to be used in laptops that meet its criteria for sleek and responsive machines; for instance, the machines must wake in less than a second and include Thunderbolt 4. Intel Pentium Silver and Celeron Designed for the education market – including parents buying for school-age children – the new generation of Intel Pentium Silver and Celeron chips use the same 10nm process we’ve already seen in 11th-generation Core chips. Intel promises a 35% increase in speed and better audio handling, with the idea that they’re better suited to Microsoft Teams…

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