Intel announces its vPro Core Ultra-14th Gen hardware platform, aimed at businesses. It has started supplying major PC manufacturers with this new generation.
vPro Core Ultra-14th Gen processors use GPUs and NPUs to power Threat Detection Technology (TDT) to detect malware, improve operational efficiency, and reduce power consumption. energy. This technology also authenticates the computer’s firmware before booting to prevent tampering.
Solutions include Intel Device Discovery and Intel Device Health to help large organizations manage PCs. Compatibility with Windows 10 and Windows 11 is guaranteed for a smooth operating system transition.
More than 100 new desktop and laptop computers equipped
“Moving to vPro-based PCs with the latest processor and platform technologies can increase business application productivity by up to 47 percent compared to PCs introduced three years ago,” Intel said.
Major PC makers, including Samsung Electronics, LG Electronics, Acer, Asus, Dell Technologies, HP and others, are expected to release more than 100 new desktops and laptops powered by vPro Core Ultra-14th Gen processors this year.