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    View from the Labs

    Jul 09, 2022 2 minutes

    fter years of churning out iterative updates to its architecture, the threat from both AMD and Apple has proven too much for Intel, and it has radically redesigned its new chips. Opting for a combination of big and little cores (Pand E-cores), Intel’s 12th generation processors are fast and efficient.

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