At the HotChips 34 conference, Intel has revealed a few morsels of information about its upcoming tile-based Meteor Lake CPU.

Intel just launched its Meteor Lake Core Ultra mobile processors. Here's a benchmark deep dive, including AI and battery life.

Meteor Lake will use the new Intel 4 process for the compute tile, which houses the CPU cores as well as the mature Intel 16 node for the base die that underlies all the tiles.

Intel is moving to a tile-based architecture with its Meteor Lake chips. The chips will feature AI hardware, be assembled with advanced packaging technology, and use the Intel 4 manufacturing ...

Intel is taking off the wraps on Meteor Lake, its next-gen power-efficient processors. The company broke down its new architecture based on a "tile" design and disaggregated components. New low ...

A number of trends are coming together inside Intel's Meteor Lake chip: put simply, Intel's strategy to mix and match tiles or chiplets from multiple vendors and fabs. It signals a major change in ...

The core architecture for Meteor Lake's CPU tile and Arrow Lake's CPU tile will be the same or very similar. So, here's the thing about Meteor Lake. It's primarily a mobile architecture, that much ...

Intel’s Meteor Lake architecture for mobile PCs will be arriving soon and to say that Meteor Lake is the most important shift in Intel’s design and manufacturing approach could be an ...

Intel will launch Meteor Lake on December 14th — this is Intel’s Core Ultra Don’t go looking for part numbers or performance yet — just a lot of firsts for Intel.

Rather than an emphasis on performance, Intel's new 14th Gen chips will prioritize efficiency and battery life. Performance cores will only be used when they're needed.

Intel intros first Meteor Lake chips with faster GPUs and worse single-core speed They're Intel's first CPUs with a neural processing unit for on-device AI tasks.