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It’s the end of the line for Intel Kaby Lake-G processors

It’s the end of the line for Intel Kaby Lake-G processors

Posted on October 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Back in 2017, AMD and Intel did something wholly unexpected: the archrivals collaborated on a bit of hardware. The Kaby Lake-G chips paired a 14nm Intel processor with a discrete AMD Vega graphics chip in a single package, connected via PCIe link.

Despite the initial excitement, adoption from laptop makers at the time was poor, and Intel rolled out Coffee Lake and Whiskey Lake chips with no repeat of the collaboration. Now it seems that bad omen has been replaced with an official death knell.
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