INTEL CES 2021 KEYNOTE PC

“We continue to see our gaming community grow and strengthen,” Intel said. Intel also talked about its new desktop S-Series processors with new core architecture that supports new A.I.

The company showed off a Chromebook powered by 11th-Gen from Acer. Intel is also bringing Evo certification to Chromebooks for thin-and-light Chrome OS laptops. The company also showed off a new Chromebook powered by 11th-Gen from Acer. It claimed 2.5x faster performance than last year’s 10th-Gen core on Chrome OS. Intel announced new 11th-Gen core processors for Chromebooks, with options for the Intel Evo platform. can speed through workloads 1.3 times faster than the competitor’s eight-core system.

Compared to an AMD R7 processor, Intel claimed that its four-core CPU coupled with A.I. Intel announced its latest chipset with up to 4.8GHz frequencies, support for A.I., and Thunderbolt 4 support. The company also highlighted its $1 billion investment the past 15 years as well as showcasing a new partnership with Grammy Award-winning musician Chance the Rapper and its collaboration with the Social Works Foundation.īeyond work and education, Intel also wants to help people stay entertained and connected. Along with integrated graphics, faster Wi-Fi 6 support will also be part of Intel’s education experience. The chips will be headed to Chrome, Windows, and Linux laptops this year, Intel executives stated. This means faster rendering and productivity for the education market. The processors, according to the company, deliver up to 35% faster gen-on-gen performance. In education, Intel announced new Intel Pentium Silver and Celeron processors that are designed for the first time on 10nm nodes. Intel highlighted vPro’s hardware-based security as part of its announcement, noting that security extends beyond just software. “We’ve built these new experiences with our customers’ needs in mind,” Intel stated. Intel highlighted the Latitude 9420 as a result of its Dell partnership for Evo vPro. The company showed off laptops from Dell, HP, and Lenovo. “Simply put, Intel Evo vPro is built for what companies need and what employees want,” Intel said. The second business platform is the Intel Evo vPro platform, combining the thin and light form factors of Evo with the security and productivity of vPro, Intel claimed. “Only the Intel vPro platform delivers the world’s most comprehensive hardware-based security,” the company stated. Intel also demonstrated its Control Enforcement Technology or CET as a strength of its system that can help block a control flow attack, something that a competing notebook from rival AMD was unable to do. It also delivers 1.8x faster video editing. The new vPro systems provide the best productivity experience, with up to 23% faster productivity with Office 365 and 50% faster productivity with video conferencing, according to Intel executives. Intel announced that its next-gen business processors are powered by the 11th-Gen platform with vPro. To date, there are more than 200 million vPro systems deployed worldwide that focus on security, manageability, and business-class performance - even in remote work environments. In response to business needs during the COVID-19 pandemic, Intel launched its new business-specific processors with the company’s vPro platform that builds upon the strengths of its 11th-Gen mobile processors. The company also announced it has started shipments of its 10nm Ice Lake processors for servers. “Only Intel has the breadth of products spanning multiple architectures,” Bryant added to highlight the company’s uniqueness against rising challenges from competitors, including AMD, Apple, Qualcomm, and others. Since the launch of 11th-Gen, Intel announced that it has more than 120 mobile designs and more than 50 Intel Evo-certified laptops that meet the company’s rigorous standards for battery life, performance, and reliability from partners like Dell, HP, and Lenovo. They’re the network, the hospital, the city, or even the car and computing is at the heart of everything we do at Intel.”

INTEL CES 2021 KEYNOTE PC

“Computers are no longer just a PC or a server. “We live in a world where computing is now pervasive,” Bryant said in kicking off Intel’s processor presentation at CES this year. Intel’s afternoon keynote was dedicated entirely to the company’s processors. Intel Raptor Lake CPUs: Everything we know about the 13th-gen processorsĪMD steals Intel’s spotlight with new Ryzen 7000 release date CES 2023: Intel’s new 13th-gen CPUs are faster, cheaper, and more efficient

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