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Intel Core Ultra 200V Series: Transforming Business Productivity<\/p>\n
For businesses striving to stay ahead in the AI era, Intel introduces Intel Core Ultra 200V series processors with Intel vPro\u00ae. These new processors offer dramatic performance gains, enhanced efficiency, and robust security and manageability features to help modernize IT environments1.<\/p>\n
Intel has partnered with Microsoft to continue to advance AI-driven innovation, enhanced security and superior performance into 2025. Copilot+ PCs powered by Intel Core Ultra 200V series processors unlock next-gen AI productivity, all while delivering long-lasting battery life.<\/p>\n
The updated Intel vPro platform further raises the bar for IT excellence, offering comprehensive security, modern device management, and broad app compatibility for seamless IT transitions and device refreshes.<\/p>\n
\u201cCopilot+ PCs offer exceptional performance, battery life, enhanced AI experiences, and are all Secured-core PCs with the Microsoft Pluton security processor. Copilot+ PCs powered by Intel Core Ultra 200V series deliver on all these fronts, and we are excited to partner with Intel to bring a broad set of Copilot+ PCs to commercial audiences,\u201d said Pavan Davuluri, corporate vice president, Windows + Devices at Microsoft. \u201cIntel Core Ultra 200V series Copilot+ PCs are an excellent choice for commercial customers looking to upgrade their existing Windows 10 PCs to Windows 11.\u201d<\/p>\n
Intel vPro: Elevating IT Operations with AI and Security <\/p>\n
Intel vPro continues to set the standard for business computing, offering advanced fleet provisioning, unmatched defense and manageability with AI enhanced security, premium connectivity and exceptional device stability.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith decades of experience delivering proven business solutions, Intel is committed to empowering IT professionals with the most advanced tools for managing distributed fleets securely and efficiently,\u201d said David Feng, vice president of the Client Computing Group and general manager of Client Segments at Intel. \u201cWe\u2019re accelerating innovation with Intel vPro to provide IT teams the capabilities they need to maximize productivity and reduce complexity.\u201d<\/p>\n
Key Intel vPro features include:<\/p>\n
Enhanced Productivity: Intel Core Ultra 200V processors help deliver exceptional battery life in thin-and-light designs, empowering AI experiences on the go.
\nAdvanced Security: Intel vPro Security is the only hardware-assisted security validated by the MITRE ATT&CK framework, with more than 150 silicon-enabled mitigations. A new Intel\u00ae Partner Security Engine provides an isolated platform for third-party firmware, such as Microsoft Pluton, enhancing sensitive data protection4.
\nSeamless Manageability: New out-of-band diagnosis and remediation tools, including Intel\u00ae Endpoint Cloud Services, simplify remote support and ensure rapid recovery from PC outages. Intel vPro\u00ae Fleet Services, which will preview in the first half of this year, allows IT professionals to manage PC fleets remotely via an Intel-hosted cloud service. It is ideal for organizations seeking flexible, cloud-based device management.
\nUnrivaled Stability: With Intel vPro\u2019s support for 99.7% app compatibility, IT managers can confidently migrate to the latest technologies without disrupting business operations5.<\/p>\n
Intel Core Ultra 200HX and H Series: Powering Creators and Gamers<\/p>\n
For creators and gaming enthusiasts, Intel introduces the Core Ultra 200HX and H series mobile processors, delivering industry-leading performance, efficiency and platform capabilities, alongside a landmark reduction in power usage. These processors elevate mobile creativity and provide gamers with an immersive experience backed by powerful AI acceleration.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur Intel Core Ultra 200HX and H series processors are built for the next generation of creators and gamers,\u201d said Josh Newman, vice president of the Client Computing Group and general manager of Product Marketing and Management at Intel. \u201cWith breakthrough compute and graphics performance, efficiency and AI capabilities, these processors will push the entire laptop experience to new heights.\u201d<\/p>\n
Key features of the Intel Core Ultra 200HX and H series mobile processors include:<\/p>\n
Up to 24 cores \u2013 eight Performance-cores (P-cores) and 16 Efficient-cores (E-cores) \u2013 for HX-series and up to 16 cores \u2013 six P-cores, eight E-cores and two low-power E-cores \u2013 for H-series, based on Intel\u2019s latest core architecture. These new processors give gamers, creators and professionals the computing power they need for gaming and creating on the go \u2013 including up to 41% better multi-thread (MT) performance for Intel Core Ultra 200HX series compared to prior-gen HX-series processors6.
\nThe Intel Core Ultra 200H series features Intel\u00ae Arc\u2122 graphics with up to eight Intel Xe cores featuring Intel\u00ae Xe Matrix Extensions (XMX) for AI acceleration \u2013 providing up to 22% better gaming performance compared with prior gen H-series processors7. Across the entire platform these processors deliver up to 99 TOPS (trillion operations per second) when using the graphics processing unit (GPU), central processing unit (CPU) and neural processing unit (NPU).
\nThe Intel Core Ultra 200HX series processor is Intel\u2019s first mobile enthusiast AI PC with a built-in NPU, providing 13 TOPS.
\nThe Intel Core Ultra 200HX series processor provides the latest in bandwidth and connectivity, with as many as 48 total PCIe lanes (including PCIe 4.0 and 5.0) to connect the latest discrete GPUs and storage.
\nPackaging improvements result in a 33% smaller processor package overall, enabling new premium thin-and-light designs without compromising on performance.<\/p>\n
Select Intel Core Ultra 200HX SKUs will offer overclocking options to further tune performance, with key features including8:<\/p>\n
Compute overclocking for P-cores and E-cores.
\nIntel\u00ae Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) support for DDR5 SODIMM overclocking.
\nNew overclocking interfaces including die-to-die and fabric and controls like 16.6 megahertz ratios.
\nIntel\u00ae Extreme Tuning Utility with one-click overclocking using the Intel\u00ae Speed Optimizer feature.<\/p>\n
Additionally, Intel is launching its Intel Core Ultra 200U series mobile processors featuring up to two P-cores and eight E-cores, Intel Xe LPG graphics, and up to 24 platform TOPS. Intel Core Ultra 200U series systems give users a great balance of performance, power efficiency and price.<\/p>\n
Intel is also expanding its Intel Core Ultra 200S series desktop processors with 12 new 65-watt and 35-watt offerings. Featuring up to eight P-cores and 16 E-cores, these new processors will give customers an incredible blend of performance and power efficiency in a desktop CPU \u2013 whether for gaming, creating or using productivity applications.<\/p>\n
Intel Core Ultra (Series 2) platforms also include premium connectivity, with features including9:<\/p>\n
Greater networking speeds, responsiveness and reliability with Intel\u00ae Wi-Fi 7 (5 Gig) support, along with the fastest, simplest and most reliable USB-C connection with Thunderbolt\u2122 5 or Thunderbolt\u2122 4 technology.
\nContinuous AI-based network connection optimization with Intel\u00ae Connectivity Performance Suite software.
\nHigh-fidelity, low-power Intel\u00ae Bluetooth\u00ae LE Audio.
\nAbility to share screens, keyboard, mouse, storage and files with two PCs using Thunderbolt\u2122<\/p>\n
AI Optimization for the Edge <\/p>\n
Intel also unveiled a new suite of processors for edge computing designed to provide scalability and superior performance across diverse use cases. Intel Core Ultra processors deliver remarkable power efficiency, making them ideal for AI workloads at the edge, with performance gains that surpass competing products in critical metrics like media processing and AI analytics.<\/p>\n
New Intel\u00ae Core\u2122 Ultra 9 processors show tremendous performance improvements in AI workloads compared with the previous generation, setting a new benchmark for edge AI capabilities. When comparing the Intel\u00ae Core\u2122 Ultra 9 285H with the 185H, performance is up to 2.2x higher in Procyon AI computer vision, up to 3.3x higher in Llama 3 8B and up to 2.3x higher in stable diffusion 1.510.<\/p>\n
TOPS alone don\u2019t define the real-world performance needs at the edge. The Intel\u00ae Core\u2122 Ultra 7 processor \u2013 with about one-third fewer TOPS than Nvidia\u2019s Jetson AGX Orin \u2013 beats its competitor with media performance that is up to 5.6 x faster, video analytics performance that is up to 3.4x faster and performance per watt per dollar up to 8.2x better11.<\/p>\n
Key edge products launching today at CES include:<\/p>\n
Intel\u00ae Core\u2122 Ultra 200S\/H\/U series processors (code-named Arrow Lake).
\nIntel\u00ae Core\u2122 200S\/H series processors (code-named Bartlett Lake S and Raptor Lake H Refresh).
\nIntel\u00ae Core\u2122 100U series processors (code-named Raptor Lake U Refresh).
\nIntel\u00ae Core\u2122 3 processor and Intel\u00ae Processor (code-named Twin Lake).<\/p>\n
Availability Starts Now<\/p>\n
Intel Core Ultra 200V series-powered systems with the Intel vPro platform are available at online and in-store retailers, as well as via OEM partner storefronts, beginning Jan. 6, 2025. Intel Core Ultra 200H and U series-powered systems will follow with availability starting in February 2025. Intel Core Ultra 200HX series-powered systems will become available in the first half of 2025, with more details to come closer to system availability.<\/p>\n
Intel Core Ultra 200S series 65-watt and 35-watt desktop processors and OEM systems will be available through online and in-store retailers, as well as via OEM partner storefronts, beginning Jan. 13, 2025.<\/p>\n
More: Intel Core Processors (Series 2) for the Edge<\/a> (Product Brief) |\u00a0Intel Core Ultra 200S Series Processors for the Edge<\/a> (Product Brief) |\u00a0Intel Core Ultra 200U and 200H Series Processors for the Edge<\/a> (Product Brief) | Intel to Power Large PC Refresh Cycle with All-New Silicon-Based Security<\/a> (News) | CES 2025: Intel Keynote Highlights the AI PC\u2019s Future<\/a> (Event Video) | Intel Core Ultra 200V Series-Intel vPro Commercial<\/a> (Media Deck) | Intel Edge CES 2025<\/a> (Media Deck)<\/p>\n 1 All versions of the Intel vPro\u00ae platform require an eligible Intel processor, a supported operating system, Intel LAN and\/or WLAN silicon, firmware enhancements, and other hardware and software necessary to deliver the manageability use cases, security features, system performance and stability that define the platform. See intel.com\/performance-vpro<\/a> for details.<\/p>\n 2 Intel\u00ae Arc\u2122 GPUs only available on select H-series Intel\u00ae Core\u2122 Ultra processor-powered systems with required configurations. OEM enablement required; check with OEM or retailer for system configuration details.<\/p>\n 3 AI features may require software purchase, subscription or enablement by a software or platform provider, or may have specific configuration or compatibility requirements.\u00a0 Data latency, cost, and privacy advantages refer to non-cloud-based AI apps. Learn more at intel.com\/AIPC<\/a>.<\/p>\n 4 As of December 2024, based on MITRE data report and blog https:\/\/community.intel.com\/t5\/Blogs\/Tech-Innovation\/Artificial-Intelligence-AI\/Intel-AI-PCs-Deliver-an-Industry-Validated-Defense-vs-Real-World\/post\/1649007<\/a>.\u00a0 See www.intel.com\/performance-vpro for details.\u00a0 Results may vary.<\/p>\n 5 As of December 2024, refers to client applications. Based on the broad compatibility, extensive software options, unique architecture, and impressive performance of Intel\u00ae Core\u2122 Ultra processors that combine to deliver the best overall AI experience, including in comparison to competition processors. AI features may require additional purchase or specific compatibility requirements. See intel.com\/performanceindex<\/a> for details. Results may vary.<\/p>\n 6 As of January 2025. As measured by Cinebench 2024 Multi Core benchmark on Intel Core Ultra 9 285HX vs. Intel Core i9-14900HX. Individual system results may vary as power and performance are affected by use, configuration and other factors. Details at intel.com\/performanceindex.<\/p>\n 7 As of January 2025. As measured by average FPS at 1080P medium settings and calculated as a geo mean across 37 Popular Games on Intel Core Ultra 9 285H vs. Intel Core Ultra 9 185H. Individual system results may vary as power and performance are affected by use, configuration and other factors. Details at intel.com\/performanceindex.\u200b<\/p>\n 8 Altering clock frequency or voltage may void any product warranties and reduce stability, security, performance and life of the processor and other components.\u00a0 Check with system and component manufacturers for details.<\/p>\n 9 For more information on wired and wireless connectivity, see intel.com\/performanceindex<\/a>.<\/p>\n 10 As of November 2024. Based on system featuring Intel\u00ae Core\u2122 Ultra 9 285H Processor 8P+16E (45W), 2x16GB DDR5-6400, Windows 11 24H2 (OS Build 26100.1457), running Llama-3-8B (INT4), Stable-Diffusion-v1.5 (FP16). Procyon AI Computer Vision. Comparison system features Intel\u00ae Core\u2122 Ultra 9 185H Processor H 6P+8E (45W), 32GB LPDDR5-7467 MHz, Windows 11 26100.712, running Llama-3-8B (INT4), Stable-Diffusion-v1.5 (FP16). Procyon AI Computer Vision. See intel.com\/processorclaims<\/a> for more details. Results may vary.<\/p>\n 11 As of November 2024. Based on system featuring Intel\u00ae Core\u2122 Ultra 7 265H Processor 6P+8E+2LPE (45W), 2X8GB DDR5-6400, Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS, running OpenVINO 2024.4.0 [From Archives, Linux] & DLStreamer. Comparison system features 12-core Arm Cortex A78AE v8.2 64-bit processor, 64GB 256-bit LPDDR5 @ 204.8 GB\/s, Ubuntu 22.0.4.4 LTS, running Jetpack 5.0.2 and Jetpack 6.0 Rev 2. See intel.com\/processorclaims for more details. 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