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Intel pins hopes on Arrow Lake desktop processor refresh • The Register

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Back in September 2023, Intel unveiled its newly designed Meteor Lake SoC for the mobile market, which was the first disaggregated chip for mobile using multiple tiled packaging. While in consensus opinion indicates Meteor Lake flopped, it did pave the way for Intel to try new things in the consumer space. Its next generation of Lunar Lake processors appear to increase efficiency and performance in the low-end to mid-range mobile segment, and while Intel has been working on bolstering its mobile portfolio, it also just announced its next client focused desktop platform. Enter Arrow Lake, Intel's new desktop platform, which aims build on what works, and no doubt also to move on from the controversy surrounding the instability of its previous 14th Gen Raptor Lake Refresh chips. Intel is integrating its AI-focused neural processing unit (NPU) into its Arrow Lake desktop products – which is the first time it has done so outside of its mobile focused SoCs. Arrow Lake is using a disaggregate

Systems Arrow Lake splashdown: Intel pins hopes on replacement for Raptors New silicon, new architecture, and loads of new motherboards rise to support it, but will power be anchored down? Gavin Bonshor Gavin Bonshor Published thu 10 Oct 2024 // 16:00 UTC Back in September 2023, Intel unveiled its newly designed Meteor Lake SoC for the mobile market, which was the first disaggregated chip for mobile using multiple tiled packaging. While in consensus opinion indicates Meteor Lake flopped, it did pave the way for Intel to try new things in the consumer space. Its next generation of Lunar Lake pr

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