Intel launched the Core Ultra series of mobile processors for AI-PCs at its “AI Everywhere” event held on December 14th. The company also unveiled the 5th generation of Xeon processors and offered a sneak peek at the Gaudi3 AI Accelerator, designed for large-scale generative AI models (think ChatGPT/Dall-E), set to launch next year. Here are the key details regarding the next-gen processors. The new Intel Core Ultra processors are part of the Meteor Lake lineup and are built on Intel’s 4 technology( a 7nm architecture), succeeding the current Core-i series of processors. The new processor series comprises the Intel Core Ultra 5, Core Ultra 7, and Core Ultra 9. The new Intel Core Ultra mobile processors are available globally on-shelf and online starting December 14. The processors will power more than 230 of the world’s first AI PCs from partners including Acer, ASUS, Dell, Dynabook, Gigabyte, Google Chromebook, HP, Lenovo, LG, Microsoft Surface, MSI and Samsung. Intel also introduced the 5th Gen Intel Xeon processor family during the event, bringing about significant improvements in performance and efficiency. Intel also unveiled some details about the Gaudi3 AI accelerator, set to launch next year. For the first time, Intel showcased the next-generation AI accelerator designed for deep learning and large-scale generative AI models (such as ChatGPT and Dall-E). With the ever-growing demand for generative AI, Intel anticipates capturing a larger portion of the accelerator market in 2024 with its suite of AI accelerators led by Gaudi3.Intel Core Ultra processor features
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Intel launches next generation Core Ultra mobile processors for AI-PCs
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