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Intel has been a cornerstone of the Philippine tech landscape, driving innovation in personal computing, gaming, and professional workstations for over a decade. From launching groundbreaking processors like the first six-core Core i7 to making advanced storage solutions like Optane memory accessible locally, Intel's presence shapes the devices and performance Filipinos rely on. Our coverage tracks their latest product releases, local availability, and how these technologies perform in real-world use, from powerful new Xeon workstation CPUs to Intel-powered gaming laptops like the HP Victus 16.

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What are Intel's latest high-performance processors available in the Philippines?

As of August 2024, Intel has launched the new Xeon W-3500 and W-2500 series workstation processors. The flagship Xeon W9-3595X features 60 cores, 120 threads, and is designed for AI and data science workloads. The more affordable W-2500 series offers up to 26 cores. These processors are available for order and will be included in systems from partners like HP, Dell, and Lenovo starting September 2024.

Where can I buy Intel products like SSDs or Optane memory in the Philippines?

Intel products have been available through local partners for years. The Intel SSD 600p Series (256GB) was sold at VillMan Computers. The 16GB Intel Optane memory module was also available locally for under Php 3,000 at PC stores like Villman. For pre-built systems, Intel has partnered with retailers like PC Express to offer configured NUC (Next Unit of Computing) mini-PCs.

Has Intel provided components for major devices like the iPhone?

Yes, based on a 2016 report, Intel supplied LTE and Wi-Fi modems (specifically the Intel 7360 LTE modem) for a portion of the iPhone 7 lineup, particularly for AT&T-compatible models and some sold overseas. Intel reportedly secured 30 to 40 percent of the modem orders for that device.