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Intel Prioritizes Data-Center Chips, Could Reduce Consumer CPU Supply in 2026 — Kotaku.com

Intel Prioritizes Data-Center Chips, Could Reduce Consumer CPU Supply in 2026

On January 22, Intel said in its 2025 fourth-quarter earnings that it will prioritize data centers in 2026 and will not produce as many processors for consumers. The company reported that profits from its AI and data-center products rose about 9% for the quarter and 5% for the year, while

Asus ExpertBook Ultra B9 review: Panther Lake power and long battery life — Zdnet.com

Asus ExpertBook Ultra B9 review: Panther Lake power and long battery life

ZDNET reviewed the Asus ExpertBook Ultra B9, a premium thin-and-light business laptop powered by Intel's Panther Lake processors and slated to launch in April 2026. The reviewer said it impressed across design, performance and battery life. The review unit weighed 2.18 pounds and measured 0.65 inches

MSI debuts Prestige AI+ and Modern ultraportables at CES 2026 — Zdnet.com

MSI debuts Prestige AI+ and Modern ultraportables at CES 2026

MSI introduced two new business-focused laptop lineups at CES 2026: the flagship Prestige AI+ series and the more affordable Modern series, both built around Intel's Core Ultra Series 3 "Panther Lake" processors. The Prestige AI+ family includes 13-, 14- and 16-inch models, with the 14- and

Dell revives XPS brand at CES 2026 with new XPS 14 and XPS 16

At CES 2026, Dell announced it is bringing back the XPS brand and unveiled the Dell XPS 14 and XPS 16 laptops. The reversal follows last year’s decision to retire the XPS name; Jeff Clarke, chief operating officer of Dell Technologies, acknowledged the company had made a mistake and

Intel unveils Panther Lake Core Ultra CPUs at CES 2026 — Zdnet.com

Intel unveils Panther Lake Core Ultra CPUs at CES 2026

Intel unveiled its Panther Lake Core Ultra Series 3 processors at its CES 2026 keynote in Las Vegas, the company said, marking the launch of chips built on its new 18A manufacturing node. Intel said the Panther Lake family delivers nearly 50% more performance than its Lunar Lake chips while