Intel has confirmed participation in CES 2025, where it will talk a lot about AI and introduce new desktop processors

The CES 2025 consumer electronics show is set to take place in Las Vegas from January 6 to 9, and Intel can’t miss the event even with the recent loss of its CEO. Judging by the published announcement, at CES 2025 Intel representatives will focus on the topic of artificial intelligence.

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Judging by the text of the announcement, Intel’s presentations will be dedicated to demonstrating the capabilities of the so-called AI PCs – personal computers based on processors that allow local acceleration of artificial intelligence systems. Special attention will be paid to the story of Intel’s innovations for the automotive segment, as modern vehicles are becoming increasingly data and software-intensive.

On January 6, the event program will open with a report from Intel representatives dedicated to next-generation AI PC technologies. Performance, software compatibility and security are the aspects of new technologies that Intel will focus on along with partners who will take part in the presentation. Only those invited in advance will be able to physically attend the presentation, but there will also be a live broadcast.

At a separate series of events from January 7 to 9 inclusive, Intel will show samples of the latest platforms based on Core Ultra processors. The company is expected to present new desktop processors from the Arrow Lake family at the exhibition – models for the mass market with a locked multiplier (without the “K” suffix in the name).

At the same time, Intel solutions for the automotive sector will be demonstrated. In addition, Intel will host a series of lectures highlighting the power of AI to transform the personal experiences and work practices of professionals in various fields. Sessions will be led by representatives of Intel’s server and client divisions, as well as the direction of peripheral computing. For automotive customers, Intel will demonstrate the industry’s next-generation platform capabilities.