The story starts with a friend giving me an Intel Compute Stick. But the problems I had were not specific to that hardware, but rather how modern Linux distributions manage their start-up process.

Last July, I took note when Intel released the Neural Compute Stick. It looked like an oversized USB stick, and acted as an accelerator for local AI applications, especially machine vision.

If you don’t believe us, you’ve clearly never seen the Intel Compute Stick. This tiny little device is a desktop PC that fits in your pocket. Plug it into an HDTV or any other monitor with an ...

Lenovo isn't the first to come out with this small-form-factor-type of compute stick --- Asus recently unveiled its Asus Google Chromebit dongle, while Intel released its Compute Stick earlier in ...

It reminds us a bit of the "stick PCs" we used to have before. We don't really see those much these days, but a popular example was the Intel Compute Stick, which was discontinued in 2020.

Intel has reportedly placed 2nm orders with TSMC for its upcoming Nova Lake CPUs, outsourcing the compute tile to TSMC, confirming rumors from over a year ago that Intel would be indeed using TSMC ...

showing how Intel has implemented various tiles for specific functions. The tiles are arranged in a way that each one serves a dedicated purpose, such as the compute, I/O, SoC, and GPU tiles.