The fourth generation of Intel's NUC (Next Unit of Computing - whatever the heck that means) has arrived, and the company finally seems to have made some excellent decisions around the little kit ...

Intel's 4th-generation processors are being built on a new 22nm manufacturing process, which was introduced with the 3rd-generation Core processor.

There are previous-generation Core M chips as well as Core i7 and i5 processors. The Core M chips are limited to the m3 family--Intel has taken what used to be a distinct brand and folded it into ...

The extra E-cores mean that even at the low power PL1 65W mode, the Core i5-13500 scores 17,104 in Cinebench's muilti-threaded test - just short of the Core i5-12600K but faster than Ryzen 7 5800X ...