Intel Reaches Key Milestones in Automotive, Mobile, and Graphics at CES 2022
Intel showcases major advancements across multiple divisions at CES 2022, including a new autonomous driving chip from Mobileye, powerful 12th Gen mobile processors, and the first shipment of its Arc discrete graphics cards.
Intel announces significant technological breakthroughs across three major divisions during CES 2022. The company highlights new partnerships and hardware releases that span autonomous driving, mobile computing, and discrete graphics, reinforcing its strategy to lead the digital transformation through ubiquitous computing and artificial intelligence.
Mobileye, an Intel company, introduces the EyeQ Ultra system-on-chip specifically designed for autonomous vehicles. This new chip operates as the industry's leanest autonomous vehicle processor by maximizing both effectiveness and efficiency. Additionally, Mobileye expands its partnerships with major automakers, securing new relationships with Ford, Volkswagen Group, and Geely's ZEEKR brand.
In the consumer hardware space, Intel launches eight new H-series 12th Gen mobile processors, led by the Core i9-12900HK which serves as the world's top gaming laptop platform. The company also introduces a new P-series product line for ultra-portable devices and officially ships its first high-performance discrete graphics under the Intel Arc brand, boasting over 50 Alchemist design wins.