Intel has unveiled new Core 7 and Core 5 processors featuring a neural processing unit (NPU) and Intel Arc graphics, making them suitable for AI tasks and gaming.

The new chips are more efficient and faster than AMD's Ryzen 8040 chips and enable offline AI processing, boosting data security.

Intel has introduced the Core Ultra brand for more powerful CPUs and launched Meteor Lake processors for workstations, gaming laptops, and Ultrabooks.

The new chips support advanced memory and connectivity specs, and are expected to boost the adoption of on-device AI processing in mainstream PCs by 2024.

Intel has also released fifth-gen Emerald Rapids Xeon processors for data centers, aiming for improved performance, power efficiency, and memory options.

Intel's goal is to capture a bigger share of the AI hardware market and have their chips in 100 million AI PCs by 2025.

These advancements in AI technology and processors are predicted to have a significant impact on the global economy.