processor for IoT delivers next-level productivity For customers in the retail, manufacturing, healthcare and digital security industries
What’s new: Intel introduced 12th Gen Intel® Core™ processors (codenamed Alder Lake S-series and H-series) at the event. CES 2022 It is the first processor family to receive Edge enhancements to offer a hybrid architecture that combines Performance-cores and Efficient-cores with Intel® Thread Director. IoT (Internet of Things) applications and offer an increased number of cores. Advanced graphics, media, display and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, as well as pricing options. Performance and power to customers in the retail, manufacturing, healthcare and digital security industries.
“Since delivering a powerful graphics experience to a wide range of customers, to the convergence of critical workloads on a single edge technology platform, the 12th Gen Intel Core processors provide our customers with the power they need to be a stepping stone towards building a world that’s driven by software-driven software. without boundaries”
- John Healey, Intel vice president of the Internet of Things group and general manager of Platform Management and Customer Activation.
why is it important
why is it important: Combining a powerful new hybrid architecture and Intel 7 computing technology, the 12th Gen Intel Core processor family delivers key features that stand apart from other solutions for commercial customers. Retail, Public Health, Production and Video which such features include
- Advanced computing performance and flexibility for heavier IoT workloads.
- Faster artificial intelligence and deep learning capabilities without extra hardware.
- Reliability of the terms of use
- Improved graphics processor to support 4K and 8K displays.
- Security on hardware devices to protect IoT devices from attacks.
- A robust ecosystem and open source to support a wide range of operating systems. and enables IoT customers to choose the right launch on the operating system for their application.
Alder Lake S-series
regarding Alder Lake S-series: 12th Gen Intel Core desktop processors for IoT deliver up to 1.36x faster single-threaded performance, up to 1.35x faster multi-threaded performance, up to 1.94x faster graphics performance, and inferential performance. Graphics card classification is up to 2.18x faster compared to 10th Gen Intel® Core™ processors. Additionally, 12th Gen Intel Core desktop processors for IoT include Intel® UHD Graphics. The 770 is powered by Intel® Xe architecture, which supports virtualization and connectivity with up to four discrete displays, including PCIe 5.0/PCIe 4.0 support and DDR5/DDR4 memory. Security and management features and artificial intelligence enablement to help improve performance and support new innovative IoT applications in the future. The IoT SKUs have up to 16 cores and 24 threads and have thermal design power (TDP). at 35W to 65W, as well as the ability to work in real time. Long lifespan and long term software support
These processors can benefit a wide range of industries.
- Retail customers Bank Service and EducationWill be able to develop workload integration. Added value from POS and kiosk to evolving interactive display experiences.
- Manufacturing industry customerscan take advantage of the PC industry edge server advanced controller Better machine vision and virtual control platform
- Public health customerswill be able to show more effective ultrasound results There is a smart medical cart. Better endoscopy and medical equipment
- Digital Security Customer Groupwill be able to drive the incremental results of artificial intelligence analysis. Network Video Recorder and Video Wall
regarding Alder Lake H-series: The 12th Gen Intel Core mobile processors for IoT are estimated to be up to 1.04x faster single-threaded performance, up to 1.18x faster multi-threaded performance, and up to 2.29x faster graphics performance. with 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processors, these SKUs feature up to 14 cores and 20 threads and thermal design power (TDP) from 35W to 45W, Intel has introduced the U-series. and P-series of 12th Gen Intel Core processors with thermal design power from 15W to 28W. Plus, the 4 display makes it possible to complete any video wall setup with Intel graphics. ® Iris® X Combined with the use of AI to draw conclusions and create scenarios for machine vision.
These processors benefit a wide range of industries.
- Retail, Banking, Hospitality and EducationWill be able to develop a collection of workloads. And enhance the experience with four displays for video walls, as well as interactive whiteboards and kiosks using artificial intelligence for analytics.
- industrial customerswill be able to take advantage of machine vision for better detection integrated into the panel Human-machine interface and industrial grade PC equipment.
- Public health customersIt will show more powerful medical images such as artificial intelligence ultrasound or analysis to aid diagnosis. Telemedicine and Robotics
- Digital Security Customer GroupWill be able to use machine vision to deploy the edge. A network video recorder can be used with artificial intelligence capabilities. And they can leverage these technologies for applications including smart buildings, smart factories and smart cities.
availability
Availability: Intel’s 12th Gen processors have more than 80 IoT customers participating in Intel’s Early Access program. Additionally, the Alder Lake S-series is expected to be available in January 2022 and Alder Lake H. -series is expected to be available in April 2022.
