Dylan Martin is a Senior Editor at CRN. He specializes in semiconductor industry reporting, with a focus on topics such as AI, machine learning, and various aspects of computer hardware including CPUs and GPUs. Dylan's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Register, CRN NZ, and Computing.
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Dylan's coverage predominantly focuses on the technology sector, particularly Intel, AI, and PCs. His focus also includes sales & marketing related to consumer electronics. Dylan seems receptive to press releases and private sector announcements within these domains.
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Since no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Dylan's coverage area, it suggests that he covers global technological advancements and industry news from a broad perspective rather than focusing on a single region.
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By: Dylan Martin
The head of Lenovo’s data center sales said the AI data center boom is straining supply of high-end server CPUs—even as Intel prioritizes production for such components.
By: Dylan Martin
The semiconductor giant says that it expects double-digit year-over-year growth to continue for its data center business with “multiple long-term
By: Dylan Martin
As Intel starts to reap the benefits of the AI data center boom, Lip-Bu Tan is crediting the major changes he made to the semiconductor giant in his first year as CEO for the “continued and steady progress” it has seen in that time.
By: Dylan Martin
In a new regulatory filing, the semiconductor giant pointed to higher average selling prices for client and server CPUs as the primary reason revenue
In a new regulatory filing, the semiconductor giant pointed to higher average selling prices for client and server CPUs as the primary reason revenue
By: Dylan Martin
As the AI data center boom continues to put a damper on hardware availability, an upstart rival to Nvidia in the networking space said it’s allocating supply for channel partners who are working on AI and high-performance computing projects.
By: Dylan Martin
Intel said Monday that it has hired a top Qualcomm executive for a new position that will have him oversee the alignment of its long-running and critical PC business with the emerging field of physical AI, which its CEO has made a priority.
By: Dylan Martin
That fast enterprise growth is happening as AMD makes a renewed effort to fight Intel in the channel with a restructured commercial partner
By: Dylan Martin
Intel's AI chip strategy is coming into shape around the idea of inference and agentic AI workloads powered by GPUs in tandem with other types of processors after years of struggles to gain a foothold in the Nvidia-dominated accelerator chip market.
By: Dylan Martin
After Intel nearly killed off the Omni-Path high-speed interconnect and spun it off into a new company several years ago, a systems integration
