Intel has revealed the most significant rebranding of its processors in the last 15 years with the introduction of, Intel Core Ultra. The firm will replace its traditional name of Intel Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7, released in 2008 with the Nehalem microarchitecture, corresponding to the first generation of Intel Core. The purpose of all this is to facilitate the interpretation of the products through clearer and more direct names.
This new strategy will simplify the nomenclature of the products, eliminating the letter “i” and segmenting the Intel Core into two different series: Intel Core and Intel Core Ultra. The most basic models will adopt denominations such as Intel Core 3, Intel Core 5 and Intel Core 7. On the other hand, higher performing processors will be identified with labels like Intel Core Ultra 5, Intel Core Ultra 7 and Intel Core Ultra 9.
New Intel nomenclature
Intel has not yet given more details about future products with this nomenclature, but we will probably have differences between products, the usual ones…. surely the Intel Core Ultra (will be the K), will arrive with higher clocks and the possibility of overclockingkeeping the most basic models in the Intel Core line, such as the relationship between models such as the Core i9-13900K vs. today’s 13900, for example.
The company has also updated the logo for the Intel EVO line and will continue to use that nomenclature on future products. The EVO seal indicates that the laptop has met a number of prerequisites of usability, focusing on actual use, such as autonomy, performance, screen and camera quality, portability and the presence of the most modern connectivity technologies.
Meteor Lake: 14th Gen Intel Core
The name and logo change will be used in the second half of the year, together with the arrival of the new generation of processors. 14th generation Intel Corecodenamed Meteor Lake.
Among the highlights on the 14th-gen Core is that it will update Intel’s manufacturing process 4, integrate its Intel Foveros chip-stacking technology into consumer products for the first time, and also debut new hardware. , the VPU, which will speed up the Artificial technology. Intelligence processing cycles (AI) and neural networks. Another promise from Intel is a refinement in its architecture, seeking to increase energy efficiency and reduce heat production.
