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Intel Reveals Lunar Lake Processors for AI PCs at Computex 2024

At the Computex 2024 event, Intel unveiled its new Lunar Lake processors designed specifically for AI PCs. These processors represent an evolution of Meteor Lake and promise up to 40% more power in SoC3 and improved energy efficiency. Intel showcased its dedication to accelerating the AI ecosystem across multiple platforms, including data centers, cloud, networks, edge computing, and PCs.

The Lunar Lake processors are aimed at thin and light computers, providing significant improvements in performance and energy efficiency. They feature performance cores (P cores) and efficient cores (E cores), as well as a 4th generation Intel NPU with up to 48 TOPS of AI performance. The processors also come with a redesigned GPU that includes Xe2 cores for graphics and Xe Matrix Extension (XMX) matrices for AI, providing up to 67 TOPS of performance.

In addition, the Lunar Lake processors incorporate an advanced low power island to manage background tasks and extend battery life. Intel has already started supplying these processors on a large scale, and they will be featured in over 80 AI PC designs from 20 OEMs.

Intel also introduced the new Intel Xeon 6 processors at Computex 2024, which include efficient cores for high-density workloads and horizontal scalability in data centers. The Xeon 6 processors offer rack consolidation and increased performance per watt compared to previous generation Intel Xeon processors. Intel highlighted the Xeon 6 processors’ suitability for AI workloads and their compatibility with Intel Gaudi AI accelerators for optimal performance.

Furthermore, Intel announced the availability of standard AI kits that include Intel Gaudi accelerators with a Universal Backplane (UBB) for system vendors. These kits aim to provide customers with GenAI performance at a competitive price while allowing for rapid deployment with a lower total cost of operation.

Overall, Intel is focused on driving innovation in AI computing across various platforms and applications by showcasing its commitment to advancing technology and enabling new possibilities for AI-driven solutions.

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