Intel unveils its Lunar Lake laptop chips, with a new SoC design, up to 14% faster CPU, 50% faster integrated GPU, and NPU with up to 48 TOPS of AI performance

Last year, Intel boasted that its Meteor Lake processors, dubbed Core Ultra, represented the company's biggest architectural shift in 40 years.

The Verge 2024-06-04 Sean Hollister

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Phoronix Michael Larabel on x
Intel Reveals New Lunar Lake Details At Computex
@marypcbuk.bsky.social Mary Branscombe on bluesky
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@mobile_dom Domenico Lamberti on x
interesting, the answer is bigger than i thought
@vadimyuryev Vadim Yuryev on x
This is the Lunar Lake package. Intel executives said it's smaller than Meteor Lake, even including the up to 32GB of on-board RAM. Compute tile is built on TSMC's N3B process node, just like Apple's M3 chip. [video]
@aschilling Andreas Schilling on x
Lots of talking about the µarchitectures with Lunar Lake. But it's also interesting how Intel achieved to be 99% process-agnostic with Lion Cove. The P-core database was not build in thousands of functional blocks, but rather using fewer and bigger cells. [image]
@davealtavilla David Altavilla on x
.@PGelsinger claims @Intel's new #LunarLake Core Ultra CPUs will beat Snapdragon X Elite in CPU, GPU and NPU performance, while busting the low power myth. [image]
@vadimyuryev Vadim Yuryev on x
Spoke to some Intel engineers at Intel Tech Tour about Lunar Lake's rather small 8-core CPU layout. Someone let it slip that Panther Lake will see higher core counts, similar to what Apple did with their M1 Pro and Max chips. Can't wait to see that! [video]
r/intel r on reddit
Intel unwraps Lunar Lake architecture: Up to 68% IPC gain for E-cores, 16% IPC gain for P-Cores
r/hardware r on reddit
Intel Unveils Lunar Lake Architecture: New P and E cores, Xe2-LPG Graphics, New NPU 4 Brings More AI Performance
@jimcramer Jim Cramer on x
It is amazing how Pat Gelsinger can still talk about the utility of Moore's law after Jensen's Computex speech showing the disparity. Give it up, Pat!
@stockmktnewz Evan on x
Intel $INTC CEO Pat Gelsinger just said: “Unlike what Jensen would have you believe, Moore's Law is alive and well” [image]
@aschilling Andreas Schilling on x
Intel is positioning #Gaudi3 not only as a price alternative to the H100/H200, but also as a leader in performance (training and inferencing). The thing is: While NVIDIA is shipping 10th of thousands of chip per month, Gaudi 3 is a Q3 product. https://www.hardwareluxx.de/ ... [im…
r/wallstreetbets r on reddit
Intel fires off huge shots in performance, pricing and power at Computex, able to now significantly undercut competitors at same performance
Phoronix Michael Larabel on x
Intel Launches Xeon 6700E “Sierra Forest” CPUs - Initially Up To 144 Cores
@aschilling Andreas Schilling on x
Xeon 6 family photo, but one of the child's is missing. Where is Xeon 6 6700P? [image]
@aschilling Andreas Schilling on x
Xeon 6 starts with the @intelnews Xeon 6700E series and up to 144 E-cores in a 350 W power budget, 8x DDR5-6400 and up to 88 PCIe/CXL lanes. P-Core Xeon (Xeon 6900P series) with up to 128 cores will follow in Q3. 6900E and 6700P series in Q1 2025. https://www.hardwareluxx.de/ ...…

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