Intel Unveils New Core Ultra AI Processors For Laptops That Promises Longer Battery Life Than Its Rivals: All Details – News18

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Intel has a big fight against Qualcomm and AMD in the AI space

Intel has a big fight against Qualcomm and AMD in the AI space

Intel is betting big on its new range of AI processors as the manufacturer looks to bank on the demand for AI laptops over the next few years.

Intel is gearing up for the long AI PC battle against Qualcomm and AMD with its new Lunar Lake or Core Ultra laptop processors. The new-gen AI processors, as claimed by Intel, offer longer battery life for the laptops, more than what Qualcomm has shown recently with the Snapdragon X Elite series and the new AMD HX lineup. These Windows laptops manufacturers have one target in sight – beating or matching Apple’s M-series Mac models.

Intel Lunar Lake Core Ultra Processor – What To Expect From Laptops In 2024

Intel says the new processors will be rolling out with new models by the end of this month. The company claims the Lunar Lake series offers the fastest CPU, best built-in GPU and best AI performance to top it off. It even claims the battery life on the new Intel processors will be longer than what Qualcomm and AMD offer.

Most of the laptops with the new Lunar Lake processors will look identical to the existing models and the only change will be the Intel logo on the chassis. Intel says you can get 14 hours out of the new laptops doing office productivity work which is 5 hours more than Qualcomm’s ability.

When it comes to gaming, Intel says the frame rates are 68 percent better than its nearest rivals. And yes, AI is bound to be a big focus for Intel with these Core Ultra processors. The company says AI features in Adobe Premiere and other tools deliver 58 percent faster performance. These are some big claims from Intel and can only be taken with solid credibility once the reviews of laptops running on the Lunar Lake processors come out and we also get a closer look at the new processors powering brands like Asus, Dell and more in the coming months.