Intel with a statement made a while ago core i He said he was going to give up his brand. A new report has revealed how Core i models will be named. The company wants to show the difference between Core i5, i7 and i9 with this naming change.
Intel Core i is going, Core and Core Ultra are coming
Intel has confirmed that the iconic “i” branding has been removed from its processors, including Core i9, Core i7, Core i5 and Core i3. This decision is expected to be announced in the coming months. 14th Generation Meteor Lake It will show itself in your family. Accordingly, some of the new models Core Ultra will be named.
Intel Brand Director Christopher Hirsch said some people in the industry are using the phrase “Core” instead of names like i5 or i7. He stated that the iconic “Core i” brand will be removed in order to eliminate this ambiguity.
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Intel will switch to the Core Ultra nomenclature for high-performance processors. These processors will come to the fore with their artificial intelligence capabilities and high-level graphics performance.
With the removal of the letter “i”, Intel aims to bring its brand back to the fore. However, he wants the model names to be simplified. For example, the i7 models in the Meteor Lake series Core 7 or Core Ultra 7 will be named.
The company also shared some examples of the new nomenclature. Core Ultra 9 1090Hlaptop processor with a built-in GPU; Core Ultra 7 1070K will represent the overclock-oriented desktop processor. Moreover Core 5 1050U on the other hand, it will be a mid-range laptop processor with low energy needs.
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