Intel launched new workstation computers for regular buyers. The company says these machines beat rival chips from AMD. Desktop models use Core Ultra 200S processors that run 13 percent faster than AMD's best chip. These computers also use 11 percent less power when doing the same work. Desktop systems can hold up to 256 GB of memory and connect to fast WiFi.
Laptop workstations come in two types for different needs. High-performance models use Core Ultra 200HX chips that work 8 percent faster for single tasks. Multiple tasks run 42 percent faster than AMD's competing processor. These laptops use 41 percent less battery power than older Intel chips. Thin laptops use Core Ultra 200H processors for everyday work.
HP will sell the ZBook Furey 18 laptop starting in June. This computer can hold 256 GB of memory and runs AI programs locally. Dell makes the Pro Max 16 laptop that runs 22 percent faster than AMD chips. The battery lasts over 21 hours between charges. Intel also makes new graphics cards for desktop workstations that handle professional software better.
Laptop workstations come in two types for different needs. High-performance models use Core Ultra 200HX chips that work 8 percent faster for single tasks. Multiple tasks run 42 percent faster than AMD's competing processor. These laptops use 41 percent less battery power than older Intel chips. Thin laptops use Core Ultra 200H processors for everyday work.
HP will sell the ZBook Furey 18 laptop starting in June. This computer can hold 256 GB of memory and runs AI programs locally. Dell makes the Pro Max 16 laptop that runs 22 percent faster than AMD chips. The battery lasts over 21 hours between charges. Intel also makes new graphics cards for desktop workstations that handle professional software better.
