At the Mobile World Congress 2025, Intel unveiled its most potent collection of commercial AI computers to date. The power behind these computers comes from Intel’s latest processors, which now encompass the Intel Core Ultra 200U, 200H, 200HX, and 200S, as well as the Intel Core Ultra 200V series.
Today, the list stands out significantly due to its indication of an expansion within the Intel Core Ultra Series 2. This growth now encompasses devices that incorporate Intel vPro technology.
The upcoming Intel Core Ultra (Series 2) processors with vPro technology are set to be released for use in various systems, including laptops, desktop computers, and high-performance workstations.
Intel vPro represents a specialized business-oriented computing platform. Computers carrying the vPro label are equipped with vPro-compatible processors and must meet specific requirements in terms of management, security, and performance capabilities.
2025 marks a crucial point for upgrading personal computers, and we’re set to introduce the most sophisticated commercial systems yet, powered by Intel Core Ultra (Series 2) processors, according to David Feng, Vice President of the Client Computing Group and General Manager of Client Segments at Intel. These AI-focused PC processors adapt to a variety of designs, spanning from lightweight productivity devices to powerful workstations. This range is further supported by Intel vPro technology, which leads the industry in business computing, offering unparalleled manageability and security.
Intel asserts that their latest Intel Core Ultra 200V series processors are built for more than 20 hours of battery operation. While this number may fluctuate in practical use, Intel’s announcement suggests a dedication towards prolonged battery performance on devices incorporating these new processors.
Significantly, Intel’s promotional resources for the Intel Core Ultra 200V feature a Copilot+ PC emblem, indicating positive news for individuals who appreciate the unique benefits associated with these devices.
The new lineup of Intel Core Ultra (Series 2) processors will be released at various dates.
200V series Intel Core Ultra processors powered by the Intel vPro platform are currently on sale. The Intel Core Ultra 200U, 200H, 200HX, and 200S processors are expected to be shipped in late March.
More than a hundred devices across over ten computer manufacturers are set to utilize the latest Intel processors. Devices from brands like Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Microsoft will soon be equipped with the new Intel vPro processors.
Intel Core Ultra Series 2 benchmarks
Intel disclosed details about the performance of their latest processors, yet didn’t reveal the raw benchmark scores. What we do know is the comparative performance of certain chips versus specific CPUs from both AMD and Intel.
According to Intel, the Intel Core Ultra 7 265U performs approximately 1.13 times better than the Intel Core Ultra 7 165U on the Geekbench 6.3 multi-core test.
In the same test, the Intel Core ultra 265H performs approximately 1.29 times better than the Intel Core Ultra 165H.
In comparison to an Intel Core i7-1185G7 (four years old), the Intel Core Ultra 7 265H performs approximately 2.42 times better in the Geekbench 6.3 multi-core test.
It might appear that using an older chip for comparison with the latest processor could be misleading, yet it provides a straightforward benchmark that caters to most commercial clients. Moreover, many corporate users may not upgrade their computers as often as tech aficionados.
A graph provided by Intel demonstrates that the Intel Core Ultra 7 265H performs superiorly compared to the Intel Core Ultra 7 165H, AMD Ryzen AI 7 PRO 360, and Snapdragon X Elite-X1E-80-100 in various benchmark tests.
Concerning battery performance, Intel mentioned that a prominent global company offered some very positive feedback. Although they didn’t specify the source of the acclaim, it was indeed impressive.
As a technology analyst, I would say, “I find that the Intel Core Ultra 7 268V processor delivers performance and battery life on par with ARM processors, all while upholding the unmatched stability, manageability, and compatibility that businesses have grown accustomed to.
As an enthusiast, I can’t wait to put these new Intel processors to the test in real-life scenarios. Based on their promising numbers, I’m optimistic about their performance!
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2025-03-06 16:53