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CTOnews.com Sept. 7 news, according to Tom's Hardware, Intel recently demonstrated a core Ultra (Meteor Lake) processor with integrated LPDDR5X memory.

In a recent demonstration, Intel reportedly demonstrated its cutting-edge packaging technologies-- EMIB and Foveros. Similar to Apple's M1 and M2 chip packages, Intel's Core Ultra 1 processor (Meteor Lake) is packaged in Foveros and equipped with 16 GB Samsung LPDDR5X-7500 memory, which provides a peak bandwidth of 120 GB/s.

As reported by IT House earlier, the Ultra 7 155H and Ultra 5125H processors in Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 1 processors have been exposed as 6p core + 8e core + 2 low power E core and 4p core + 8e core + 2 low power E core, respectively.

The latest revelations of Intel Core Ultra 1 processors are as follows:

The whistleblower "Moore's Law Is Dead" exposed the model specification information of Intel Ultra 1-generation Kouri mobile processor in early July, with a maximum of 6 big cores + 8 small cores + 8 Xe core display. In terms of kernel display, Intel calls this nuclear display a "new leap" of low-power GPU, which uses a new low-power graphics IP, 33% more graphics core than the previous generation, power consumption and chip area efficiency optimization, and supports complete DX12 Ultimate API.

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