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Intel confirms 'Tiger Lake' is the next Intel Core processor you need to care about

Intel confirms ‘Tiger Lake’ is the next Intel Core processor you need to care about

Posted on January 7, 2020 By Jarvis

We still don’t know much about Tiger Lake, but it’s the next CPU on Intel’s roadmap, to replace Ice Lake and Comet Lake. Also: Meet “DG1,” Intel’s upcoming discrete GPU.

Intel used CES in Las Vegas to offer a further glimpse, though little detail, of its next-generation chips due in 2020: Tiger Lake, its next CPU, and proof that its next GPU, code-named DG1, is up and running.

Before its press conference Monday even began, Intel had already made several announcements, some arguably more interesting: its new Core i9-based modular NUC, “Ghost Canyon,” plus new details concerning its 10th-gen Comet Lake chips, including the fact that they’ll run above 5GHz. Intel also revealed earlier that its upcoming Tiger Lake CPUs will have improved AI performance, though the company didn’t say how much.
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