Intel held its annual Innovation event this week, and our friend Adam Patrick Murray from PC World was there. Now he's here to fill us in on all the details about the company's big shift to Meteor Lake and beyond, including the embrace of chiplet-style modular CPU design, their ever-shrinking process nodes, major changes to how the CPUs are named, their first "neural processing unit," how complicated it's getting to benchmark all this stuff, and more.
Check out some of PCWorld's recent coverage of the topics from this ep:
Meteor Lake Tech Tour Deep Dive
Hands-On With Core Ultra Laptops Running AI Demos
Intel & The AI PC, NPU Performance, Developer Support & More | The Full Nerd Special Edition
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09/24/23 • 82 min
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