CES 2022: Intel announces 12th Gen Core i9 H series, Intel Arc discrete graphics, and Mobileye EyeQ Ultra | 91mobiles.com

12th Gen Intel Core H-series chipsets

At CES 2022, Intel launched eight new 12th Gen Intel Core H-series mobile processors that are built on the new Intel 7 process node with hybrid design. The line-up is lead by the Intel Core i9-12900HK chipset, which delivers up to 40 percent higher performance than the previous models. The company showcased more than 20 laptops and devices that were equipped with the new H-series chipsets. OEMs such as Acer, Asus, Dell, Lenovo, MSI, Razer, and HP have partnered with Intel to launch these new products to the consumers soon. 

Alongside the H-series processors, Intel also unveiled a new line of P-series chipsets that are design for ultra-thin portable laptops. These new processors will bring enthusiast levels of performance to these machines. 

Intel Arc discrete graphics

The first Intel Arc graphics (code-named “Alchemist”) products will arrive during the first quarter of 2022. 

Apart from the new 12th gen processors, Intel also announced that it has started shipping the Intel Arc high-performance discrete graphics to OEM customers. Intel Arc graphics, codenamed Alchemist, will be available in new mobile and desktop computers from several OEMs such as Dell, Acer, ASUS, Gigabyte, Lenovo, HP, Samsung, MSI, and NEC. 

Intel Arc offers industry-leading features such as hardware accelerated Ray Tracing, X^e Super Sampling (X^eSS) AI-driven upscaling technology, and Intel Deep Link technology to offer the best discrete level gaming and graphics performance. 

Mobileye EyeQ Ultra

Mobileye, a sub-brand of Intel, announced the new EyeQ Ultra system-on-chip designed for autonomous vehicles. It is built on Mobileye’s leading EyeQ technology, and can do the work of 10 EyeQ5 chipsets, all in a single package. The SoC can provide the best power performance to fully self-driving vehicles. Mobileye already has relations with big auto brands such as the Volkswagen Group, Ford, and ZEEKR. Intel also unveiled two other EyeQ chipsets namely EyeQ6L and EyeQ6H, both of which will also be used for autonomous vehicles.