Another day, another line of business that semiconductor giant Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) has decided to exit. Non-core businesses are being pushed aside as Intel works to regain its dominance in its core ...

Intel has announced that's its Blockscale 1000-series Bitcoin mining chips are toast and won't be replaced with a new generation. The news comes just a year after the first Intel Blockscale processors ...

In April 2022, Intel first announced plans to launch the Blockscale ASIC chips reportedly dubbed "Bonanza Mine". These products were made specifically for the blockchain and Bitcoin mining market. Now ...

Intel INTC will discontinue its Blockscale Bitcoin mining chip line, a year after it debuted the product. Tom's Hardware reported that, per a spokesperson with the tech giant, Intel has "end-of-lifed ...

Major United States-based technology company Intel has reportedly announced plans to discontinue its line of Blockscale Bitcoin mining chips as part of efforts to cut costs. According to an April 18 ...

Global markets closed the week with a mix of policy shocks, earnings fallout, and renewed risk appetite. Japan’s central bank delivered its boldest rate hike in decades, signaling a historic shift ...

Chipmaking heavyweight Intel (INTC) is ending production of its bitcoin mining chip series, the company said in a statement to CoinDesk on Tuesday. "As we prioritize our investments in IDM 2.0, we ...

For years Google has infamously taken a sledgehammer to nascent and even mature projects, leading to the creation of a website that does nothing but track projects the company has cancelled. We might ...

Intel introduced the world with the Blockscale 1000 series which was meant to help the dwindling supply of GPUs back in 2022 when the shortage was widespread. More specifically, this chip was made for ...

It was a long, grueling path for many in the crypto world, but it finally happened: The price of bitcoin crossed the $100,000 mark for the first time. Beyond making bitcoin holders quite happy, given ...

Intel began selling ASICs for mining bitcoin late last year. Amid broad cost-cutting efforts, the company is already ditching the product line. This adds to a growing list of non-core businesses Intel ...