I am genuinely curious. I am a person who is 80% anti-corporation and I had no idea that this community existed until it popped up on the everything posts. I imagine there are probably many communities or subreddits dedicated to specific companies like Tesla I guess which is the first thing that came to mind when I tried to think, or Google. But Intel seems a bit off the beaten path which I suppose is what triggered my question.

My first instinct is that this is a community created by the company itself for advertisement purposes which I also despise immensely as i see advertisements as nothing short of propaganda for companies vs countries.

Why not post everything that would go here to a community for CPUs? AI? Or just a general PC components community? Why specifically Intel? It just kind of blows my mind that people follow and subscribe to specific companies. It just feels like people subscribing to People magazine to follow Kim Kardashian or whatever (which I also don't understand).

Sorry if it feels judgy or whatever but I just had to ask after discovering that this community existed. I would have posted even if it were a Google@lemmy.world or a Tesla@lemmy.world. maybe not, maybe. Intel is definitely a little more niche which piqued my interest as to the reasoning. I don't know. Just curious.

Нові відеокарти від Intel були представлені 3 грудня 2024 року у двох моделях: B570 та B580

This community seems to be abandoned by the moderators. I created an alternative community on lemmy.zip instance.

Community: !intel@lemmy.zip

Intel said much re Lion cove lately. I don't wanna read a long article re it. I just want a comparison between it and Redwood cove.

It's about 10%–18% better.

Let's await the Lunar lake 💻 and see the performance in programs. If what Intel said is true, props to them for continuously improving x86-architecture chips.