Intel's unreleased Core 5 320 processor, codenamed Wildcat Lake, has appeared on the PassMark benchmarking platform, showing potential to rival Apple's A18 Pro chipset.

It fell behind the faster A19 Pro in single-threaded workloads but leaves the Neo's A18 Pro in the dust.

CPU performs almost identically to the Apple A18 Pro in single-core tests, while leading by 21% in multi-core tests.

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Intel’s upcoming Wildcat Lake-based Core 300 series is beginning to surface in early benchmark databases, with the Core 5 320 ...

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Meta appears to be back in the AI game. Meta today launched Muse Spark, the first model out of Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL) — a unit set up after Meta poached Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang to lead ...

Benchmark Mortgage is suing two of its former top employees for a scheme in which they allegedly shared sensitive companywide financial information with competitors. Processing Content The complaint ...