Intel joins forces, three giants compete for AI PC market
The AI PC market is fiercely competitive. Not only will Qualcomm release new products during the 2024 IFA period, but Intel will also officially launch related processor new products, claiming to be the most efficient x86 processor in history with significantly improved performance. In addition, AMD, which is also in the same competitive category, is competing in the AI PC market, which is a hot topic in the market.
On the 4th, Intel released the Intel Core Ultra 200V series processors based on the x86 architecture, emphasizing that this series of processors provides excellent performance, breakthrough energy efficiency, significantly improved graphics processing performance, enhanced security, and unparalleled AI computing capabilities.
Intel stated that its new generation Intel Core Ultra processor will drive over 20 global partners and more than 80 industry AI PC designs, including Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, LG, MSI, and Samsung. The AI PC equipped with this processor is now available for pre order and will be available for sale in over 30 retail and online channels worldwide starting from September 24th.
Michelle Johnston Holthaus, Executive Vice President and General Manager of the PC Customer Computing Business Group at Intel, stated that the company's latest Core Ultra processor sets an industry benchmark for mobile AI and graphics processing performance.
Intel stated that its new generation Intel Core Ultra processor will drive over 20 global partners and more than 80 industry AI PC designs, including Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, LG, MSI, and Samsung. The AI PC equipped with this processor is now available for pre order and will be available for sale in over 30 retail and online channels worldwide starting from September 24th.
Michelle Johnston Holthaus, Executive Vice President and General Manager of the PC Customer Computing Business Group at Intel, stated that the company's latest Core Ultra processor sets an industry benchmark for mobile AI and graphics processing performance.