Intel's new Core Ultra chips are built specifically for the AI the future

Intel's Core Ultra marks the "Age of the AI PC", according to the company's global newsroom and social media channels.

The announcement made across their social networks coincided with the company's "AI Everywhere" event 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 latest line made of AI (AI)-focused PCs.

The key specs, such as the "neural processing device" to handle a variety of AI tasks and the new "Intel ARC Graphics" that will improve 3-D graphic performance displayed at the event.

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

Intel boasts they are the most power-efficient processors Intel has ever created. It has two kinds of battery-saving cores "P-Cores which are capable of tackling tasks with high performance, and E-Cores, tackling routine tasks" according to today's statement.

Intel Executive Vice General Manager and President of Client Computing Group, Michelle Johnston Holthaus spoke on the Intel website "The launch of Intel Core Ultra represents the incredible scale and speed at which Intel is providing AI for the PC. By 2028, AI computers will make up 80 percent of the market for PCs."

Intel revealed its 14th Generation Core series of desktop processors in October this year. Intel both Apple and Apple have been battling it across 2023 as they both attempt to offer the most powerful laptop processors, including the leak of Apple's M3 Max processor earlier this month.

AI has been a dominant area of research throughout 2023. the 27 EU member states committing to the Artificial Intelligence Act. It was the first global community to reach an agreement on the ethics of governance in AI and its use across the EU.