News stories tagged with #vPro
Intel Unveils Core Ultra 400 Series and Core Ultra X9 378H with Up to 28 Cores
Intel has unveiled the Nova Lake-HX series of Core Ultra 400 processors with up to 28 cores in notebooks, based on two compute tiles and featuring 144 MB of L3 cache. Additionally, the Core Ultra X9 378H from the Panther-Lake series was introduced, a 16-core processor with a maximum turbo frequency of 5.0 GHz and the powerful Intel Arc B390 iGPU. Both processors target consumers, with the X9 378H lacking vPro support and other business features. Official details on the Nova Lake-HX series are expected by the end of the year.
Intel has introduced the Core Ultra Series 3 vPro 'Panther Lake' processors designed for commercial notebooks, aiming to enhance performance, security, and efficiency for business users. HP has updated its popular EliteBook 8 series with the new EliteBook 8 G2, featuring the latest Intel Panther Lake and AMD Gorgon Point processors. The lineup includes six models in various sizes and configurations, with Intel versions available exclusively in 13-inch form, launching in April 2026.
Acer Unveils First TravelMate P4 and P2 Copilot+ PCs with Intel Core Ultra Series 3
Acer has unveiled the first TravelMate P4 and P2 Copilot+ PCs featuring Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors with Intel vPro. The new devices deliver enhanced performance, AI capabilities, DustDefender, and an opening alarm, targeting mobile professionals and businesses with high security and performance demands. They are set to be available starting May/June 2026.
Intel Announces Unified Core Design and High-Performance Embedded CPU with Up to 12 P-Cores
Intel is transitioning away from its hybrid performance and efficiency core architecture, returning to a unified core design that could redefine future processors. Meanwhile, the 'Bartlett Lake-S' Core 200E family has been leaked, featuring up to 12 P-cores and a 5.9 GHz single-thread boost. These CPUs are designed exclusively for edge and embedded applications with LGA-1700 sockets and support vPro and ECC memory in high-power SKUs.