Intel's Lunar Lake AI Chip Event: Everything Revealed in 10 Minutes

[@ThomasAlex]

Competition in the CPU, GPU, NPU between Intel, AMD, Nvidia, Qualcomm and Apple is honestly the best thing that has happened in the last 4-5 years for us consumers. The leaps and bounds in sheer performance, efficiency and capabilities has truly ushered in generational leaps and bounds in our capabilities.

[@brandonlong2796]

Love it! Can’t imagine what the next 5-10 years are going to look like. Absolutely amazing

[@Space97.]

For real I couldn't have said it any better 💯 👏

[@JayDee-b5u]

Tsmc tsmc tsmc tsmc tsmc tsmc

[@miyagiryota9238]

Now gpu competition should be next. Qualcomm, apple and others should make gpus too

[@realdennis79]

True. How long we've been stuck on 4 core for top dollars. Laptops with 2 cores and no HT. It was stagnated so long. Now 8 cores in laptops are bare minimum.

[@Answerx32]

Thank you Qualcomm, thank you Apple, thank you AMD. If it wasn’t for these guys, we would still get the same cpus from intel every year, only with a different name.

[@divyanshbhutra5071]

Mainly AMD and Apple. Qualcomm just had to catch up to it's competitors. AMD kicked Intel hard in the desktop and server markets, while Apple hit them in the notebook market.

[@1Dome]

​@@divyanshbhutra5071but Qualcomm brought ARM to Windows laptops, they deserve credit.

[@divyanshbhutra5071]

@@1Dome Yup. Definitely. Just that I'm waiting for Nvidia and AMD chips. They'll be EPYC, pun intended.

[@asiano3385]

You are upgrading your CPU every year? Interesting.

[@Answerx32]

@@asiano3385 It's not about upgrading every year, it's about the fact that technology wouldn't move significantly forward only with intel. let's say you are Intel and you make the best cpus in the world and everybody else is not even close, there is no point for you to invest a lot and improve your design too much. Those CPUs will sell anyway, even you improve their performance and energy efficiency by 5-10% every generation.

[@enginerunsable]

Look at these boys compete, great to see. I'm Rooting for everybody

[@mangostickyrye]

Wow. Those weren’t jabs at X Elite. Those were some haymakers. Gotta love the competition between the SoC OEMs.

[@AsgarAzwad]

Intel is now desperate, and that makes me optimistic for the future of all consumers

[@williamjoseph1300]

They are kicking things into high gear. For too long they sat on their hands, no more

[@PaulsTechSpace]

Drastically improving technological architectures is not desperate.

[@yojanselcuevas9829]

Now we're talking, they explained about AI, SoC, efficency and PC gaming performance with examples unlike Qualcomm with SD X Elite, which they talked about AI, apps for business and testing mobile games. Can't wait to get a laptop with that chip

[@innosanto]

Qualcomm did it 6 month earlier, it was a 1st gen product, and when AI windows were being introduced on the same day.

[@ohwhatworld5851]

This mans pants are getting higher and higher with every keynote he does.

[@jonnyturner7114]

I'd like to see him do the same with the suit jacket, know what I mean? Less jacket, more keynote. That's the performance we need.

[@daveinpublic]

They should make a slide about it, show the percent increase of his waist line versus last year.

[@snowflakemelter7171]

He Is still growing.

[@NizarNoor]

I'll upgrade my Surface Pro when it's equipped with this new Intel concoction. Compatibility is critically important for me.

[@tejeswar]

Same here as well, I didn't jump on the x-elite hype train and buy arm laptops. As rumors suggested intel has something interesting in their sleeves, have been awaiting this moment. Let's see what reviewers say.

[@Tatar_Piano]

What about the price though? Qualcomm is like 2 times cheaper than previous intels?

[@jpat3680]

x elite is cheaper, but the laptops with it are more expensive.

[@ericspecullaas2841]

​@@jpat3680 I saw a video talking about the X Elite costing $145 per chip. But I'm not 100% sure of that figure

[@Tatar_Piano]

@@jpat3680 starting price for surface laptop is 999, i think it's the cheapest they have ever been, I'm not talking about budget surface go calculators

[@jyaneso]

Same performance?

[@RobertDunn310]

It's nice to see Intel (and AMD) be motivated to create more competitive, low-powered SoCs in response to the competition from Qualcomm. Something that can get 12 or more hours of battery life can be "good enough" for most people while maintaining all the advantages of the x86 platform.

[@Jadepeanut]

Yeah 12 hours SOT is good enough. Most devices get around 6-8 hours which sucks.

[@RobertDunn310]

@@Jadepeanut 6-8 hours is good enough for working/web browsing. I remember the first laptops I ever got only got like 1-2 hours of battery life tops and THAT definitely sucked.

[@Jadepeanut]

@@RobertDunn310 Yeah its good enough. My moto phone gives like 6 hours SOT and almost a day of standby. But for power users 12 hours SOT would be perfect for future. And i think we would get more than 12 hours by 2026 or 2027 because of 2nm processors and more efficient oled tech. Plus i read there is some new tech making batteries more denser so we can make slimmer devices and Apple is using it.

[@luispinto8570]

x86 will be dead soon.

[@The_Prizessin_der_Verurteilung]

@@RobertDunn310 6 - 8 is easily fine, even the best power efficient devices like the Nintendo Switch only get 4 - 6 at best. Though 12 hours would be great cause then they could push even more intensive stuff for around the same times as current mobile games last.

[@McBain2024]

Surprised they didn't role out Jamiroquai to sing Virtual Insanity.. You know keep it fresh n cool

[@RemofRenaissance]

This (your) comment deserves a ton of likes 😂. Virtual insanity 😂😂😂

[@ccoco7689]

I was considering a Elite X laptop but now I guess I'll hold off until the lunar lake to so see that's up with that. Plus, until then we will have a better picture of the windows ARM experiment and how committed they will be to optimize apps and games. If they made only few apps to be ready only to flash them during the presentation and that was it, then it will not be worth it.

[@xealit]

Intel is a top notch company, one of America's crown jewels (among many). All the best to them. And I bet they'd get themselves up to speed without any government CHIP acts. Security is a crucial thing, but it does not mean protectionism and de-globalization.

[@innosanto]

It does mean support to the foundry of US and after all being poor is an indirect protectionism of the poorer countries. It is not more fair than protectionism actually it is less fair. You are asking people who pay 10 times more on their rent to compete with workers in countries which have 10 percent of the monthly expenses. And then all great skillsets move to the countries with cheap food and rents so that people with 10 timws the expenses dont have even their jobs and those countries to not even have the crucial skill factories of the future. A fair competition competes on the real value of economies not on the fake relative value. Real globalisation removes and equalizes on the different levels of relative expenses and then lets compwtition roll on , thay is real globalisation and requires balancing settings. otherwise it is like making a poundland salary in england and living in india where you make more than the presidents. how can a factory where 2 small sandwivhes cost 18 pounds compete with a country where they cost 1 pound and hwere there are no human rights or environmwntal protection measurss, they would have to be 18 times more competitive and more so since they have environmwntal protection etc costs. so globalisation is only real when it balances on the interstate imbalanced inequilibriums otherwise it is not real globalisation, but a word industrialists and thr ultrarich use for profiteering against the middleclass while moving theirnprofits and houses in tax havens. other interpretations are simplistic or intentionally misled.

[@mandella2241]

This presenter is old in business, way he talks, explaining every detail. He went hard onnit 🙂

[@sirus312]

Is this good for intel?

[@QwertyQwerty-bd3tm]

The difference between nvidia and intel ceo is so huge. He is literally reading the teleprompter.

[@sirus312]

Who is reading a teleprompter?

[@The_Prizessin_der_Verurteilung]

@@sirus312 [Insert Biden joke here]

[@innosanto]

He is a great engineer, one of great intel engineers of prior decades. He is not an advertiser. And he is not really reading much of a teleprompter anyway.

[@capmendonca]

I have to admit the Name of the chip its good "luna lake"

[@danylosokolov2085]

There is an absolute impact on the whole planet in this hall

[@turek737]

Lunar Lake will be 40-60% better than current intel core ultra chips what mean 3h on heavy load vs 6h on current m3 macbooks 😢

[@innosanto]

Depends on laptop.

[@Ruhgtfo]

Does it support Android and emergency S.O.S like iPhone save driver from accident during critical time?!

[@HamzaKhan-uc5zo]

It is genuinly exciting to see all of these companies finally making some really good laptop cpus. From amd zen 5, apple m4, to lunar lake, battery life and performance will be insane.

[@1fareast14]

2:35 in absolute terms or in power efficiency, the latter is more important for x elite target market. I know gelsinger claims it does, but we'll see

[@liopardede9246]

Does anyone know what software is used during company presentations like these? surely not powerpoint? could it be pre rendered videos just played with the right timing?

[@hilmyalmagthani2654]

my guess theyre use prezi

[@InDadequate]

nah thats powerpoint, just good use of background video and animations

[@larscwallin]

I'll just wait for actual devices to be out before getting my hopes up 😉

[@skycladsquirrel]

INTEL needs to do a better job of making it look sexy. At least wipe the finger prints off the CPUs.

[@cesarordaz139]

This CEO used to be super optimistic and full of energy. He’s very monotone in this presentation. I mean I would too if I knew that I was selling trash.

[@oo--7714]

It is fine, it uses up to 15 watts, way more efficient than core ultra performance and 7840u. And uses a better gpu.

[@jasonm2056]

Nah, he is pissed. Hungry to eat the competition and knows he has a good thing but it's just a few more months away and he is a bit Autistic which is great and I can sense more of a frustration from him (Intel) not being accepted at the table by the masses just yet.

[@PaulsTechSpace]

What are you talking about, he sounds fine 💀

[@SumFlyyyGuy]

What's the comparison to AMD 9 series?

[@-AHoangAnhKhoa]

I think they have to release the Arrow Lake in order to compare it fully.

[@pieluver1234]

Intel doesn't even compete. The GPU + NPU on AMD chips are in another league

[@SumFlyyyGuy]

So what I'm hearing is Team Red is still late game lapping the 🔵 ? Wow, keeping steady traction.

[@ivantheterrible4317]

@@-AHoangAnhKhoa Late September- Early October 2024 is the presentation for the Arrow Lake which is better.

[@rgbplague7834]

@@pieluver1234 The fastest AMD Strix Point SOC has 80 total TOPs and that too at nearly double the power of Lunar Lake. Intel LNL has a total of 120 TOPs. AMD has no answer for Lunar Lake, nothing in the power range. Arrow Lake will compete in the higher power mobile devices.

[@PizzalaserTheGoat]

I saw this event and may catch up to Apple Silicon and Qualcomm Chips.

[@runninginthe90s75]

Catch up? Intel are about to destroy both qualcomm and apple. They gonna proof x86 can be as efficient as ARM.

[@ngroy8636]

40 Tops at what precision? 16/32 GB seems useable but can be better for LLMs. Such of those 13B models. I think minimum of 24 GB ram should be implemented consider users also runs other programs.

[@benjaminpedi9122]

Its a 5-20w chip designed for thin and light laptops. If you need to run 13B model arrowlake and a dedicated gpu is a much better option

[@luffye1]

This video looks so 2008

[@pumpedupbro4200]

Because it is from 2008

[@luffye1]

@@pumpedupbro4200 What? 💀

[@DivinesLegacy]

@@luffye1yeah bruh this is an old reupload

[@shudoy9386]

With AMD, Qualcomm and Apple on the rise, Intel gotta change. Otherwise might end up like Nokia, Blackberry and Microsoft Windows Mobile.

[@tatoom40]

US govt. won't ever let them go down. They are the only bleeding edge fabs situated in us the likes that can compete/hope to compete with TSMC etc. They'll pump it up until it works for sure.

[@悟-g2f]

The only part of all this technology that has changed in the NPU which is formally known as math coprocessor 😂.. making it programmable changed everything.

[@TabalugaDragon]

Hey Intel, if you are so open, where is undervolting on most laptop chips?

[@69memnon69]

I lose interest when they refer to any recently released chip of theirs as great... Also touting legacy support has never eventuated in a win for consumers.

[@YananoBere]

I hope they focus just as much on the POLISH and reliability of their chips. They are insanely buggy and Windows has always gotten the blame.

[@El.Duder-ino]

Finally Intel's chip portfolio for consumers is looking attractive again. Competition is great! Without it Intel would be stuck in the past while now is thinking way ahead in the future.

[@BlackEagle352]

Will this be in the next lunar Rover though?

[@fakuridesne]

still on x86?

[@computerscience1101]

Yes because it is better

[@azmeerm]

This man looks depressed !

[@hherpdderp]

I think hes looking down at a teleprompt sometimes. His pace is fast too so I'm guessing he isnt too into presenting. Campare that to Apple where Jobs would go slow so he could bask 😂.

[@user-ux3gh3nt8i]

Have u never heard of the m4 ….lol

[@sirus312]

@@hherpdderphes an engineer not a public speaker

[@7_of_9]

MS Windows Recall is the perfect reason why we must use Linux!

[@northwatch8532]

Arrow Lake?

[@daveinpublic]

Lion Eddy

[@yosha8365]

Lunar lake

[@moow950]

Competition is good! It brings out the best of all!

[@chandranshpandey1929]

How management destroys great companies

[@alphaomega154]

PUBLIC digital service/softwares providers of any kind should be seen as a 'SUPERMARKET", or a "MALL". it should be OPEN. on the other hand, the "PERSONAL COMPUTERS", the "CLIENTS" should be seen as a "HOUSE". it should have closed "gates" and locks, and have FULL PRIVILEGES FOR PRIVACIES. and nobody should trespass unless permitted by the house inhabitants.

[@tough_boyTM]

Finally we consumers are experiencing Innovation 🎉😂

[@davidpjimenez]

I adore this battle between companies and I love seeing Intel striking back hard! Is back to the top? No. But damn is a good generational improvement!

[@Daysra]

This guy is a great speaker.

[@Chryeon]

And im eager to see any youtuber going to do demos on ai chip comparison lol 😂😂

[@zxn-hn4tv]

everyone went full AI AI AI, what happened to faster gaming ?

[@RedOkamiDev]

if you could process billions of tokens at the fastest I assure the lack of fasting gaming is not because of hardware anymore.

[@ocularpatdown]

Tech bros are sheep

[@DanielM.-mq4rm]

PC gaming is dead as we know it. It was dead with crypto a few years ago and this time it is 10 times worse. Hardware is to expensive game development is to expensive and a shrinking sales market...

[@asiano3385]

I lost interest in AI the first month OpenAI got released. It is already boring to me. The only thing I like about it is when being lazy searching on google, ChatGPT will answer faster.

[@tejeswar]

Finally, Intel wakes up from its slumber.

[@SMONclips]

even though it was a staged joke, didnt like how he asked the guy to hurry up installing that rack

[@benzed1618]

Ai=Ai=Ai= Ai Ai

[@list1726]

Thanks for posting

[@fkdoos1926]

The real question is : Is it ARM based?

[@polystyrene_gangster]

no it's x86

[@LeicaM11]

WTF?😂

[@asiano3385]

I wouldn't accept ARM based CPU for a desktop daily driver. But if it was mandatory... well then it would be better to make a x86/ARM hybrid.

[@JJ2023.]

I was looking for a gaming PC I wouldn't even consider buying one with an intel CPU

[@courtlaw1]

I am more hyped for the new CPU arms race thanks to A.I.

[@joshsmit779]

Why is that chip so damn small?

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

They r using TSMC for fab

[@Asian_Connection]

Don't quit your morning job. This is a terrible delivery. You would even make Nvidia chip sound like crap.

[@IO-896YT]

10nm?

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

No it's TSMC 4nm 3nm

[@hassanaoude7895]

Why is he pissed?

[@Batmancontingencyplans]

The person who makes the presentations needs to be fired. Nvidia presentations were Epic

[@wfpnknw32]

The big difference between intel and nvidia is that nvidia actually does sota ai research outputting impressive models across a wide range of applications. So they know how to optimise their system for coming developments.

[@VISHVplus]

Intel is just one year away from beating the s... out of Apple M and AMD Zen also Qualcomm. x-86 is and will be the king.

[@Mateus01234]

you're talking about intel on which universe?

[@sadiegirl9100]

Intel is way behind

[@pumpedupbro4200]

Ok Boomer

[@xlr555usa]

Spend less and get more! AMAZING

[@VadimMarchenko]

Can we have great performance but Copilot -

[@montramedia]

Gotta sell this better

[@joannot6706]

Everyone is scrambling to catch up to google with AI accelerated hardware on device. microsoft, apple, intel, amd. Meanwhile google has had on device Tensor processing units on phones for years to do accelerated AI computing.

[@labaladalada]

intel help solves problems that don't exist

[@OperationNonsense]

i grew up with intel CPUs, which is why this is extra sad for me intel is a dying company with one foot already in the coffin. soon in the near future, this video footage will be a historic archive that reminds people there used to be a powerhouse company called intel.

[@capmendonca]

Like Nokia!!!

[@pumpedupbro4200]

Intel n Nokia should have a pity party

[@computerscience1101]

Watch the video first

[@vikineo]

3:20 misspoke

[@MichaelBohemian]

Caught that too! 40% less performance did NOT sound correct.

[@saiphaneeshk.h.5482]

I guess he meant 40% less power usage. 40% less performance? They are digging their own grave.

[@samwebber3109]

real question wouldn’t anyone trying to do ai anything get a gpu for it not like a nice intel cpu

[@hyperpedro2868]

Intel is really in deep troubles. Thay got completeley outperformed by Apple a few years ago. ANd Qualcomm is giving them a hard time with PCs. The slept for a decade and suddenly the realized they are too late at the party.

[@Phil-D83]

Need zluda support to run cuda code on these

[@ThePresentFuture]

Is Intel even aware of what they're missing? NVIDIA's dominating, Groq's innovating, Intel's blabbering.

[@filipecruz7103]

Thanks cnets

[@canonest]

oh look, intel had a chip day and literally no one cared! intel, please stop wasting US government money on "trying" to create a hype, your time is over.

[@computerscience1101]

I think the no one in this world is just you. There are so many people prising it

[@canonest]

@@computerscience1101 oh really, how "many"? :)

[@Otts287]

At this point, you've only proven how unwilling you were to innovate for your consumers over the last few DECADES because you had monopoly. If it weren't for the competition, you'd still be giving your customers the same incremental updates, and selling numbers indicating "performance improvements" that were barely there. So, goodbye intel! You had your fill. I'll take my chances with the new kids on the block.

[@generativeresearch]

There's nothing revolutionary about Intel's chips

[@computerscience1101]

Neither AMD's

[@SirusStarTV]

If intel new chips would be as good as Apple Silicon or X elite then no one really needs to write programs for arm

[@jedipdx]

iPad, iPhone, Mac. X86 may have got a life extension... but it's still dead.

[@SirusStarTV]

@@jedipdx x86 will definitely be dead on macs, but i'm talking about windows.

[@Space97.]

​@lilinfinite 100% brother intel is trying so hard to keep x86 alive so much that they are in denial like what is he gonna tell us next? That x86 can get as "efficient" as "apples m-series chips while maintaining the same performance and 20+ hours of battery"? in which I would laugh hard because thats not true and we all know it lmao 😂 . arm is the future he's only delaying the inevitable.

[@asiano3385]

I would accept ARM based CPUs only if they were x86 hybrid.

[@emont]

Made in Taiwan or are those will be made in US?

[@akshayshetye8718]

my office laptop still works fine with 8th gen intel these edgy fanatics speak as if they run chatgpt servers in notebook pc🤣 also the AI thing on notebook is just a flashy hoax

[@SuperTakeoff]

Hottest chips in the game

[@DG-hw8it]

Is it made in USA? 🇺🇸

[@austynr]

No tsmc 3nm

[@HOTSPURTAKES]

Where else?

[@weho_brian]

nothing is made in the US

[@eddy7236]

Taiwan

[@PaulsTechSpace]

@@austynrYes it is, 18A and I believe The GPU is designed on TSMC’s N3B

[@HuntaKiller91]

Better not delayed until October/November AI 300 laptops/handhelds shud ne easily obtained by that time Im thinking of buying in year-end sale

[@docaDB]

Did I just witness a Justin Hammer industry's situation in this presentation quote Iron Man 3

[@christianmbabazi9722]

My only concern just like The AMD AI chips The laptops that have these .will The ram chips be able to be upgradable cuz if not then I don't see the point of having these AI chips now in the smaller form factor yes that makes sense but if these were to be added like in bigger laptops or even give me laptops then I kind of suck if you can't upgrade the RAM

[@akinoz]

Sadly no more RAM upgrades for the Strix Point AI CPUs

[@christianmbabazi9722]

@@akinoz dang

[@williamjoseph1300]

I can’t wait for arrow lake, it’s great to look too far forward as an excuse to save money on new tech

[@LionTurtle3]

Intel needs new leadership. Pat is not a convincing speaker, and looks tired on stage.

[@stefangvozdiak1635]

He's not lookin very motivated :D

[@ゲーム下手くそ人間-c3x]

Looking Down

[@AlvinSays]

Damn naggy! Just selling air on limited performance

[@primetradixnevafomo5412]

He literally said snapdragon X elite is already outdated 😂😂😂 all this noise and apple M4 max will still beat them

[@computerscience1101]

They only manage to win in battery life Imao

[@wayne8797]

So Intel weren’t able to make more efficient chips back then but all of a sudden now they can after Apple came out with their own chips four year ago? Ok, let’s see how they perform irl first. Count me as a skeptic.

[@thespectator3312]

So apple weren't able to make laptop chip 10 years ago?

[@nilsankarsblog]

Once upon a time, Intel rule the processor market. Due to overly smart and marketing Intel now somehow surviving. We expect Intel to perform good.

[@PhucThien1]

Intel is losing ... thanks AMD and Apple

[@computerscience1101]

Imai dude didn't even watched the video and directly came to comments to thrash nonsense

[@PhucThien1]

@@computerscience1101 soviet union doesn't have intel or amd, why do you have a computer to connect to the internet?

[@lucian5246]

He can't wait to finish the presentation...depressing!

[@ViksterG]

God! What a boring, uninspiring dude. All this boomer company gotta learn from Jensen.

[@das2003]

I love the way Gelsinger opens up with "Lunar Lake is a revolutionary design" - look over at Apple and Nvidia and you have chips being stitched together over a 10Tb per second connection. Intel are only catching up but its not "revolutionary".

[@Space97.]

Exactly brother being late to the party doesn't make your product "revolutionary" being out of this world does I'm tired of hearing this and I hope I'm not the only one 😂

[@mutchlouis9707]

Not trusting them until they perform in actual devices

[@thegrapevine10]

Intel gpu's suck the end.

[@computerscience1101]

Huh?

[@ssmart2512]

good