Intel’s latest Arrow Lake processor for desktop PCs fuses its “Meteor Lake” and “Lunar Lake” architectures together, carrying over Meteor Lake’s NPU and Lunar Lake’s abandonment of ...

Intel’s “Arrow Lake” processor plans include both desktop and laptop chips, creating two new performance tiers atop its existing “Lunar Lake” laptop processors plus the Core Ultra 200S d ...

Notably, though, these new chips will still lag behind the company's less powerful Lunar Lake processors when it comes to NPU and overall AI TOPS (tera operations per second) figures. Arrow Lake H ...

So while the new processors have an Intel AI Boost NPU and integrated graphics based on Intel Arc architecture, much like the Intel Lunar Lake (Core Ultra 200V) mobile processors that launched ...

Notably, though, these new chips will still lag behind the company's less powerful Lunar Lake processors when it comes to NPU and overall AI TOPS (tera operations per second) figures. Arrow Lake H's ...

Many of the changes map to the "Lunar Lake" series of laptop chips that the company introduced at IFA 2024. However, Arrow Lake aims at a market where Intel doesn’t face intense competition from ...

These models will sit alongside Lunar Lake laptop (Core Ultra 200V) chips which have recently been sprung on the market (impressing a good many folks for one reason or another). Core Ultra 200H ...

The architecture more closely mirrors Lunar Lake, though, and from both an organizational and a performance standpoint, it makes a lot of sense. The tiles in Arrow Lake are broken up by purpose.

Thus far, we don’t know anything about how Xe3 – which will first be used as the integrated graphics in next year’s Panther Lake processors, the successor to Lunar Lake on the laptop side of ...

Despite these improvements, their NPU performance will lag behind Intel's less powerful Lunar Lake processors, affecting their suitability for advanced AI tasks. More details are expected at CES 2025.

Arrow Lake features versions of Intel's "Lion Cove" Performance (P) cores and "Skymont" Efficient (E) cores that debuted in Lunar Lake but includes more of them, depending on the configuration of ...

It followed that up with its second-generation Battlemage GPUs in its new Lunar Lake mobile CPUs. Now, the company is apparently already working on its third-generation Celestial architecture.