Intel Unveils New Core Ultra Mobile Processors for AI PCs
Intel has recently introduced its latest Core Ultra mobile processors at the "AI Everywhere" event, marking a transformative phase in personal computing. These processors, which are built on Intel's 4 process technology, utilize Foveros 3D advanced packaging, representing a significant architectural shift with dedicated AI acceleration across CPU, GPU, and the newly integrated neural processing unit (NPU).
Transforming the PC Market with AI
With support from over 100 independent software vendors (ISVs) and boasting more than 300 AI-accelerated features, Intel aims to position AI PCs as the dominant force in the PC market by 2028, reshaping the way users work, learn, and create.
Key Features of Core Ultra Processors
The Core Ultra processors come with several key features that enhance performance and efficiency. The Performance-core (P-core) architecture offers up to 11% better multi-threaded performance for ultrathin PCs. The Intel Arc GPU, featuring up to eight Xe-cores, promises double the graphics performance of its predecessor. Additionally, the Intel AI Boost NPU improves power efficiency by 2.5x for longer-running AI workloads.
Impressive Specifications
In addition to these features, the processors support up to 16 cores, 22 threads, and the next-gen Intel Thread Director. With a maximum turbo frequency of 5.1 GHz, they provide a substantial performance boost. Memory capacity reaches up to 64 GB LP5/x and an impressive 96 GB DDR5. The processors also support Wi-Fi 6E and discrete Intel Wi-Fi 7, ensuring seamless connectivity. Intel Bluetooth LE Audio enhances the audio experience, while Thunderbolt 4 connectivity offers lightning-fast data transfer speeds of 40 Gbps. OpenVINO toolkits further enhance AI performance, making these processors ideal for AI-driven applications.
Global Availability and Leading Partners
The Intel Core Ultra mobile processors are now globally available and are set to power over 230 AI PCs from leading partners such as Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and more. This marks a significant advancement in personal computing, where efficiency, computation, and AI converge to redefine the user experience.
Acer's Predator Triton Neo 16
Acer has already announced its Predator Triton Neo 16 laptop, which is powered by the new Intel Core Ultra CPUs. This machine is tailored towards both gamers and content creators, offering them the performance and capabilities needed for their demanding tasks.
Overall, Intel's latest Core Ultra mobile processors bring forth a new era in personal computing, combining AI acceleration, enhanced performance, and improved efficiency. With the support of leading partners, these processors are set to revolutionize the PC market and redefine the way users interact with their devices.
