About this tag
The ai processors tag covers developments in chip design, advanced packaging, and the growing role of specialized hardware for artificial intelligence. Recent coverage examines Intel Foundry’s expanded New Mexico packaging capabilities, including chip complexes that exceed the conventional lithography reticle limit and are intended to support larger AI-scale processor packages. It also follows reports about Apple’s possible future M7 and M8 processors, which may incorporate research from the discontinued Apple Car project and place greater emphasis on AI support for Macs and Apple Intelligence servers. This archive focuses on processor architecture and manufacturing direction rather than confirmed product specifications, release schedules, or performance results.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Intel Foundry New Mexico Expands AI Chip Packaging Beyond 8x Reticle

    Intel says its Fab 9 site in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, is expanding advanced-packaging capacity for the increasingly important task of turning multiple specialized chiplets into one AI-scale processor package. The practical point is not a new PC chip today; it is Intel Foundry’s attempt to make...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Apple M7 and M8: Former Apple Car Research Reportedly Shifts Focus to AI

    This is a report about Apple’s future chip direction, not an Apple announcement. Apple has not announced M7 or M8 specifications, release dates, product configurations, or performance results. According to an AppleInsider report, Apple is applying research associated with its canceled Apple Car...