Intel has announced its new ‘Elkhart Lake’ family of low-power SoCs designed for various Internet-of-Things devices, such as edge and service applications. The new processors rely on Intel’s latest low-power Tremont microarchitecture along with Gen 11 graphics as well as rich I/O capabilities.
The Elkhart Lake lineup includes Atom x6000E as well as Celeron and Pentium J and N-series processors. The most advanced SoCs feature four Tremont cores running at an 1.90GHz base frequency, 1.5MB cache, Gen 11 graphics with up to 32 execution units, and a an up to 12W TDP.
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