The announcement on their social networks coincided with the business's "AI Everywhere" celebration today in New York.

Intel's Core Ultra processors enter the marketplace

Intel Core Ultra processors, code-named 'Meteor lake', are the engine behind Intel's most recent line for artificial intelligence (AI)-focused PCs.

Key specs like the "neural processing unit" to handle a variety of AI workloads, and a brand new "Intel ARC Graphics" to improve three-dimensional graphics' performance on show in the show.

They are also the very first to be made using Intel 4 Process Technology. The chips are built and housed with varying types of silicone as well as a packaging technique named "Foveros".

Intel claims that they are the most energy-efficient processors Intel has ever created. With two kinds of battery-saving cores "P-Cores, tackling high-performance tasks, and E-Cores, which tackle everyday tasks" according to today's statement.

Intel Executive Vice President and General Manager of Client Computing Group, Michelle Johnston Holthaus stated on Intel's website "The release of Intel Core Ultra represents the unmatched scale and speed at which Intel is making possible AI on the PC. By 2028, AI computer systems will account for 70% of the PC market."

Intel revealed its 14th Generation Core series of desktop processors in October this year. Intel and Apple have been fighting it to 2023, each attempting to offer the fastest laptop processors. This was evident in the leaked Apple's M3 Max processor last month.

AI has been a prominent topic throughout 2023, with the 27 EU members ratifying the Artificial Intelligence Act. This was the first time in the global community to reach an agreement on the ethical governance of AI and its application across the EU.