Intel has launched 11 highly integrated 10th Gen Intel Core processors, manufactured via Intel's 10nm process and designed for 2-in-1s and notebooks.
The processors bring high-performance artificial intelligence (AI) to the PC at scale, feature new Intel Iris Plus graphics and Intel Wi-Fi 6 (Gig+) and Thunderbolt 3. Systems are expected from PC manufacturers for the holiday season.
In addition to performance and responsiveness gains, AI, graphics, connectivity and I/O are optimized on the SoC for a solution that delivers a feature-rich suite of capabilities for OEMs to create notebooks.
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