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TSMC · MadridIntel plans to reduce its reliance on external foundries (TSMC) in 2026, with both Panther and Nova Lake set to be fabbed on the in-house 18A process. Speaking to analysts at the “Barclays 23rd Annual Global Technology Conference,” John Pitzer (CVP, Intel) reiterated that the chipmaker intends to bring more and more wafers back to the internal foundry.
Panther Lake is only a notebook part. As we move to Nova Lake, Nova Lake will cover the full …See the Story
Nova Lake-S CPUs Will Be Fabbed on Intel's 18A Process; Team Blue to Focus on High-End SKUs
Nvidia · FranceThe latest NVIDIA GeForce Game Ready driver brings back GPU PhysX support for several 32-bit games on RTX 50 series GPUs. Earlier this year, the chipmaker launched the GeForce RTX 50 “Blackwell” graphics cards with Multi Frame Generation and expanded primitives support. Unfortunately, the supported drivers also dropped support for 32-bit CUDA applications.
This meant the loss of GPU-accelerated PhysX from numerous classics, particularly the Bat…See the Story
