Intel's Core Ultra 200V is its most efficient x86 processor to date, featuring a 48 TOPS neural processing unit and significant power and performance enhancements.
With up to 50 percent lower on-package power consumption and an onboard memory of up to 32GB, the Core Ultra 200V aims for maximum efficiency and performance.
This new chip showcases Intel's shift in strategy, moving away from Hyperthreading to single-thread optimization, aiming for enhancements in processing efficiency.
In battery life tests, Intel's Core Ultra 7 268V outperformed Qualcomm’s Snapdragon in productivity benchmarks, positioning itself as a competitive player in the market.
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