architecture

Intel’s first products based on its Panther Lake architecture will enter “high volume” production at Intel’s newest chip factory in Arizona later this year.

“Inspired by late Gilded Age architecture and completed in 1899 by the celebrated designer John Duncan,” the description said of the property.

"In this case, it would have been: do we need such a big ballroom? Should it be smaller?" said Jain, a professor of architecture at Texas A&M University.

Earlier this month, the company announced that the first products based on its Panther Lake architecture will enter “high volume” production at Intel’s newest chip factory in Arizona later this year.

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