#chips

based computer maker Dell is reportedly planning to phase out Chinese-made chips in its products by 2024. They don't even want their chips to be made in China, citing concerns over the U.S. The completely redesigned cache and chip-interconnection infrastructure provides 32MB cache per core and can scale to 32 Telum chips. According to Intel, mostly those who demand multitasking capabilities like gamers or content creators are whom these chips are targetted at -- whether they're editing a video, animating, composing a song, or are playing in the highest resolution possible. All these 9 desktop processors are very much compatible to work with Intel's new X299 motherboard chipset which is reportedly coming out very soon. Qualcomm is once again on its way to revealing new chipsets for this year. The Snapdragon 660 has already been confirmed to make its official announcement, but it looks like there are two more mid-range chips that will make an appearance soon. If reports prove true, Snapdragon 630 and 635 chipsets are also expected to launch during the company's May 9 event. Read more in our articles including "Dell will cut use of 'made in China' chips by 2024 –report" and "IBM intros Telum chips, can detect fraud in real-time".