Intel’s long-awaited new generation of chips for mobile PCs will be launched on September 3. Interestingly, the Core Ultra 200V processors will be presented at a pre-show event at IFA 2024 in Berlin. Not content with just talking about their new chips, a broader presentation will include the platforms developed and manufactured by its partners. The event will take place on September 3 at 6 p.m.
As IFA 2024 approaches, join Michelle Johnston Holthaus, executive vice president and general manager of Intel’s Client Computing Group, and Jim Johnson, senior vice president and general manager of the Client Business Group, along with Intel partners as they launch the next generation of Intel® Core™ Ultra processors, codenamed Lunar Lake.
During the live-streamed event, they will reveal details about the revolutionary energy efficiency of the new x86 processors, outstanding core performance, massive advances in graphics performance and the unmatched AI computing power that will drive this and future generations of Intel products.
When: September 3 at 6:00 pm CEST (9:00 am PDT)
Where: Berlin
Core Ultra 200V: what can we expect?
What can we expect from these new processors? Clearly, this is a generation geared towards what we call ultrabook products. The range will offer up to 4 P cores, 4 E cores, up to 8 Xe2 GPU cores and 48 TOPS of AI performance. On this last point, this AI performance will enable brands equipping their machines with Lunar Lake to claim Microsoft’s Copilot PC certification.
In more detail, we’ll be taking a closer look at the performance of the graphics section, which is set to overtake AMD APUs. This will be articulated around Battlemage. Another noteworthy element is that Lunar Lake targets ARM chips, and this generation will adopt a very compact SOC design that integrates memory into the package itself. Forget about upgrading, Lunar Lake chips will offer 16GB or 32GB versions with LPDDR5x chips. Finally, the processors will be configured in 17W and 30W versions. The latter configuration will be used in mobile devices such as the future MSI Claw mobile console.