Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Intel’s miniature NUC PCs will now be supported by Asus and future designs are on the way. Intel’s miniature NUC ...

Asus’ NUC 16 Pro mini PC, with Intel Panther Lake processors and up to 128GB RAM, has begun appearing for sale online. The ...

Panther Lake” processor. First announced in January during CES, it’s now available for purchase in select markets… and select ...

Intel's Next Unit of Computing (NUC) hardware has long provided a way to get powerful desktop hardware optimized for a small form factor, but not anymore. Intel has confirmed that it's done making NUC ...

The contract with ASUS is also non-exclusive, so other OEMs could license the NUC brand in the future as well. Intel has now revealed the next big step for their NUC business; a non-exclusive contract ...

Taiwanese laptop computer maker ASUSTek Computer Inc. has agreed to take up the mantle of Intel Corp.’s Next Unit of Compute systems, signing an agreement with the chipmaker to design, manufacture, ...

Intel’s decision to stop making NUC mini PCs is the latest in several business exits the company has made over the past two years to prioritize investments in CEO Pat Gelsinger’s comeback plan, which ...

Since 2012, Intel has designed and sold its own lineup of mini PCs. The Next Unit of Computing series (NUC—rhymes with yuck) always most closely resembled Mac mini-like desktops, but over the years, ...

While Intel itself has given up on the NUC form factor, long-time compact PC vendor Asus has been licensed to handle all the intellectual property associate with the line. Small form factor computers ...

Four screws underneath make it easy to access the RAM and SSD, allowing you to upgrade the PC system easily if required at a later date or perhaps if you opt for the ...

Intel’s NUC, short for “Next Unit of Computing,” is a funky series of teeny-tiny PCs packed with the latest tech the company can offer. It’s also dead… but only “mostly dead.” Shortly after Intel ...