Intel is announcing three new CPUs: the Core Ultra 285K, Core Ultra 265K/KF, and the 245K/KF. You can see all the specs below, but the big new feature with Arrow Lake is a focus on efficiency. The company appears to have designed Arrow Lake to rid itself of the reputation it's garnered over the years for CPUs that run hot and require a lot of power.

One interesting fact about Intel's Core Ultra 200 Series and its new architecture, the hotspot is changing, and so too are the cooling requirements.

Five SKUs, all available for pre-order Intel has officially launched the new Core Ultra 200S "Arrow Lake" desktop CPUs, with five SKUs that are now available for pre-order and will ship out on October 24th.

Intel’s latest release, the Core Ultra 200 series, codenamed Arrow Lake, marks a significant leap in CPU technology. With a robust configuration of 24 cores, including 8 high-performance Lion Cove P-cores and 16 energy-efficient Skymont E-cores,

The new processor series, previously known by its codename, Intel Arrow Lake, has been entirely rearchitected to focus on efficiency and performance-per-watt and features the same multi-module die architecture as Intel Meteor Lake laptop processors.

Intel's new Core Ultra 200S desktop processors (Arrow Lake-S) feature integrated AI capabilities with a built-in NPU and more.

Intel is not only saying goodbye to the "Core i" brand, but is also changing the structure of its processors. There are five CPUs to start with.

A Canadian tech retailer lists multiple new Intel Core Ultra 200 Arrow Lake CPUs, nearly a month before the new processors are planned to launch.

Well, with its new generation of desktop CPUs, Intel backpedals on just how much NPU you really need -- and implicitly conveys how unimportant a Copilot Plus PC really is. The Core Ultra 200K overclockable processors are geared to gamers and creators (formerly codenamed Arrow Lake-S and now a subset of the Core Ultra 200S generation),