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On-device AI, scalable to every requirement

Developments in the PC market are moving at an incredible pace, but one thing is clear: AI remains the driving force behind today’s innovation. Where artificial intelligence once felt far removed from everyday users, people now interact with AI-powered features on a daily basis and are increasingly looking for ways to reduce their reliance on the cloud.

Whether your customer uses Copilot features throughout the day, or you’re delivering a device for a designer, developer or analyst running the most demanding workloads, Intel has the solution. On this page, discover how Intel® Core™ and Intel® Core™ Ultra processors in PCs from vendors such as Dell, HP, Lenovo and Microsoft enable your customers to get started with AI straight away, even without an internet connection.

The latest generation of Intel® Core™ Ultra

The third generation of Intel® Core™ Ultra processors enters the market under the codename ‘Panther Lake’. These powerful processors make on-device AI even more accessible. You can recognize this new line-up by its name: Intel® Core™ Ultra X.

Compared to the previous generation of Intel® Core™ Ultra processors, the new line-up delivers up to 50% better CPU, GPU and multi-thread performance, directly boosting employee productivity. Up to 900 AI models are supported out of the box, with up to 180 platform TOPS available for AI workloads. Even with this level of performance, Intel has managed to reduce power consumption by up to 40% compared to the second generation of processors.

The third generation of Intel® Core™ Ultra processors is ideal for edge-based solutions and business AI applications that go beyond text-based Generative AI. If your partners are looking for a future-ready solution that can keep pace with developments in the AI market over the coming years, devices powered by a Panther Lake processor give them that confidence.

Optimize every working day with Intel® Core™

The renewed Intel® Core™ line-up is also entering its third generation with the introduction of Wildcat Lake. No business user can ignore artificial intelligence anymore, but not every user needs the same intensive level of performance that may be required from an Intel® Core™ Ultra processor.

When end users are looking for everyday use of Generative AI, for example with Copilot, and mainly want to benefit from AI-driven PC optimization, an Intel® Core™ processor is the perfect fit. The Wildcat Lake generation will replace the current generation throughout 2026, ensuring your customers’ end users continue to work with the latest technology. You’ll find these processors in devices from vendors including Samsung, Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS and Microsoft Surface.

Better than ever: Intel® Arrow Lake

The second generation of Intel® Core™ Ultra processors was introduced under the codename Arrow Lake. To offer your customers a strong intermediate step between the newest generation, Panther Lake, and the current Intel® Core™ Ultra generation, a renewed set of Intel® Core™ Ultra processors has been made available.

These ‘refresh’ models are available in selected devices from hardware vendors, but can also be purchased as standalone processors to build into your customer’s existing device or into an entirely new system. This allows you to use the renewed Intel® Core™ Ultra solutions in the way that best matches your customer’s needs.

All currently available Intel® Core™ solutions

Intel© Core™ Ultra X

The third generation of Intel® Core™ Ultra processors, under the name Panther Lake, brings the very best of on-device AI, making it perfectly suited for the most demanding workloads and processes.

Intel© Core™ Ultra

A refreshed version of the second generation Intel® Core™ Ultra processors, known as Arrow Lake. An ideal step for users who rely heavily on AI applications and tools.

Intel© Core™

The third generation of Intel® Core™ processors, under the name Wildcat Lake, is designed for users who want to benefit from AI, without requiring intensive performance.

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