Intel has pulled back the curtain on "Arrow Lake" mobile silicon in the U, H, and HX series for the new year, focusing on increased power profiles and less on AI. Plus: "Lunar Lake" gets vPro.

The new Intel Core Ultra 200H and 200HX in the Arrow Lake lineup are set to improve CPU performance for gaming and business laptops.

Intel is revving up its AI chip lineup at CES 2025. Today, the company unveiled the Core Ultra 200H chips for "performance thin and light" notebooks, alongside the Core Ultra 200HX chips for mobile gamers who demand powerful discrete GPUs.

Intel's Arrow Lake received a lukewarm reception on the desktop, but will more power-conscious laptop makers give the Core H and Core HX chips a warmer welcome?

I ntel is announcing the rest of the Arrow Lake family of CPUs at CES today, with options for thin-and-light laptops all the way up to gaming notebooks. These mobile processors wi

In the other direction we have Intel’s new Arrow Lake-HX chips, which are expected to ship later in the first quarter of 2025. Designed for laptops with discrete graphics, Intel equipped these chips with only 4-core integrated graphics, but the processors feature more CPU cores, support for higher frequencies, and more PCIe lanes.

Intel’s new Arrow Lake chips will be available on laptops starting Q1, with the 200HX making their debut on gaming laptops before 200H and 200U chips.

As of last night, "Intel Core Ultra 200 series" referred exclusively to the company's excellent Lunar Lake mobile processors and also its Arrow Lake desktop CPUs. That is no longer the case, as today at CES 2025,

The company's typical slew of CES announcements made answering "Which do you want?" more difficult than usual.

The Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors are rolling out later in the year, introducing improved performance and better protection against malware.