After handing over a very unremarkable financial report, Intel’s stock price fluctuated, and its market value was once surpassed by AMD.obviouslyIn addition to reorganizing existing businesses and “simplifying complexity”, Intel also needs to come up with more products that attract customers to boost market confidence.
During the financial report meeting, Intel confirmed the launch pace of Raptor Lake’s 13th-generation Core processors. It will release a desktop version, or desktop product, in the fall, and launch a mobile version, or laptop product, before the end of the year.
CEO Pat Gelsinger reiterated that the 13th-generation Core processors will have double-digit performance gains and interface compatibility with the previous generation. Intel has scheduled its annual Intel Innovation Conference on September 28, which is the perfect time for the official release of the 13th-generation Core processor, which is expected to be available in October.
The acceleration of the 13th generation Core processor also makes the Alder Lake 12th generation Core processor a relatively “short-lived” generation. The desktop version of the 12th generation Core processor was first released in October last year, and the non-K models and actions were updated earlier this year. version, and the standard voltage of P series and H series just debuted in May. But Pat Gelsinger revealed that the 12th-generation Core processor has shipped more than 35 million units and is still consolidating its market position.
According to the current news, the large core of the 13th-generation Core processor has been updated to the Raptor Cove architecture, and the small core continues Gracemont, but the number of small cores has increased to a maximum of 16, and the overall maximum is 24 cores and 32 threads. It is still the Intel 7nm process and supports DDR5. with DDR4 memory.
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