Meteor Lake Overview: In-depth with Intel Architects and Engineers | Talking Tech | Intel Technology

Next generation Intel Core Ultra mobile processors codenamed Meteor Lake represent our biggest shift in SoC architecture in 40 years. The disaggregated design combines separate compute, SoC, graphics, and I/O tiles on a single substrate using Foveros advanced 3D packaging technology. Join us as we talk to the architectures and engineers behind the project to understand how its 3D Performance Hybrid Architecture leverages new low-power E-cores located in the SoC tile, how we navigated the challenges of putting key components on separate tiles, how Intel 4 process technology and Foveros packaging come together to make Meteor Lake a reality, and how the processor’s CPU, GPU, and new NPU resources can be used to optimally execute an array of different AI workloads.

Learn more about the latest Xeon W processors otherwise known as Sapphire Rapids:

0:00 - Introduction
0:34 - 3D Performance Hybrid Architecture
6:30 - System on Chip (SoC)
16:01 - Intel 4 Process Technology & Foveros
26:30 - AI & Neural Processing Unit (NPU)
31:21 - Outro

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[__aceofspades]

Brand new Intel 4 node, chiplets, new P-core, E-core and GPU architectures, integrated NPU AI engine, and more. Meteor Lake looks like a revolutionary step forward.

[AlexSchendel]

Great job team! Really looking forward to seeing MTL come to market and shake up the mobile compute space!

[tomokonakajima]

It was great team work to designed and taped in MTL SoC with the team in my organization, DDG. I'm proud of a part of the MTL design team!!

[TrevorSullivan]

This is incredible innovation from Intel! I can't wait to get Meteor Lake into my hands!

[MegaDeano]

Wow, great to see a team coming together doing stuff that blows our mere mortal minds . Big hand clap 👏

[ai]

Wow, great video. The quantity of advancements in this generation is mind-boggling. Nice work folks!

[asitkumarverma]

Great to See You Rajshree! Congratulations for another breakthrough product at Intel

[matthewhayes]

Thank you as always, Alex, for being such a great host and interviewer. Where can I get one of those Meteor Lake t-shirts!?

[DowneyMax]

I love Intel, man. Meteor Lake seems to be a big change since Tiger Lake for me

[j_official]

So will we get a low-power Meteor Lake Raspberry Pi with just a SoC tile ?

[pratik]

Thanks for sharing beautiful journey of MeteorLake!!!

[SrimanthTenneti]

But wouldn’t we have increased latency if we choose to move the workload between tiles based on efficiency ordering once the execution starts ?

[LuckynbOC]

Question :
the LP E-Cores on SoC Tile, is it similar architecture to the typical E-Core on the Compute die, just different V/f curve? Or different architecture?

[adamkee]

Intel is awakening! Intel is truly back! 😭

[HuntaKiller]

Basically it's an efficient variant of 14900k and arc a380

[EnochGitongaKimathi]

Very good presentation. The topics discussed had a lot of information and good visual aids. I was hoping for more news on the GPU Tile.
What about Thunderbolt 5? The timing of Thunderbolt 5 announcement doesn't make sense if it is not integrated to Core Ultra.

[BolusTube]

8:27
Why are correcting him when he mentioned VPU (Intel's AI accelerator) with NPU (Apple's AI chip).

[samsonadeboga]

The giant is now Awake, the industry is experiencing great awakening

[batuhanguvenc]

I love how intel innovate this much of technology and put effort on it . I think this two years will be perfect for intel and their costomers .
And i have question . In 4.41 you said that 4 therads on p cores and 2 threads on e cores.normaly there are 2 therads on p cores and one on e cores . I didnt hear that one core has 4 threads . I am confused . Am i misunderstand something??

[bmwnut]

Finally, a reason for me to move back to intel!