Intel has launched its 12th Gen Alder Lake-PS CPUs, a new mobile family aimed at low-power Internet of Things (IoT) devices. The new CPUs are expected to offer up to 14 cores and 20 threads for edge computing.

Intel 12th Gen Core HL-Series CPUs launched for enterprise use, targeting banking, retail, educational marketplace, and more.

Intel Alder Lake-PS CPUs are designed for video kiosks, which do not utilize much processing power in laptop or desktop use. The new chipset is a cost-effective processor that would not be intended for gaming use and support Microsoft Windows “IoT enterprise and display virtualization.” The new Intel processors will function within the 12W to 60W consumption range and deliver as high as 96 Xe EUs. Intel refers to this as 15W and 45W Base Power, with Min Assured Power down to 12W and Max Assured Power up to 65W (configurable TDP). The Alder Lake-PS CPU series will be compatible with DDR5 memory or a lesser powered variation. The new CPUs from Intel will employ socketable LGA packages that offer a low z-height. Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake-PS CPU Features:

Intel Iris Xe graphics Up to four concurrent 4K60 HDR displays or one 8K display​ Up to 8K HDR support and enhanced media support (12-bit) Pipelock video synchronization for Windows Graphics and display virtualization Up to 96 graphics execution units to support AI workload parallelization Intel Deep Learning Boost (Intel DL Boost) and the Intel Distribution of OpenVINO toolkit Up to eight PCIe 4.0 lanes (2×4) plus four Thunderbolt 4 lanes for fast data transfers and more connectivity Up to DDR5-4800 and up to DDR4-3200 memory Long-life availability and long-term software support Support for the Intel oneAPI IoT Toolkit and the Intel oneAPI Base Toolkit

Intel officially revealed eleven brand-new processors to the public today. In the revealed processors, five CPUs from the new HL series will offer between eight to fourteen cores supporting either the DDR5-4800 or DDR4-3200 memory modules. The new series will deliver 45W of Base Power which can be configured to run up to 65W Max Assured Power. Intel has also announced a new 12th Gen UL series that provides a TDP of 15W. The company appears to have reduced the core count to ten cores across twelve threads for the primary SKU from the new series. Intel’s 12th Gen Alder Lake-PS CPUs are listed in the table below and include the HL, UL, HE, PE, and UE models available for those systems.

News Sources: VideoCardz, Intel

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