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so we're here in Intel's demo room where they are showing concretely that they

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are not ready to roll over just yet their much delayed 10 nanometer

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processors are finally ready to start shipping in volume and they've even gone

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as far as to bring out some demo units that are running the chips now

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most of them um actually have their

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batteries intentionally drained so that's snoopy people like me pardon the

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pun can't you know go poke around in the task manager or anything like that

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because they're not talking about exact skus but they are giving us a pretty

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decent high level overview of what we can expect they're going to have chips

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anywhere from 9 watts to 28 watts up to

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4.1 gigahertz turbo with 4 cores and 8

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threads but honestly that's not even really the main

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story here it's what we're getting aside from the CPU course that makes up the

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Thunderbolt 3. now Thunderbolt 3 isn't really anything new i mean

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here this is a more than year old ultrabook with Thunderbolt 3 that i use

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as my daily driver the difference is that Thunderbolt used to have much

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larger penalties in terms of its power consumption and its cost to implement in

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a design so now with ice lake 10 nanometer processors you're gonna have

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up to four Thunderbolt 3 ports integrated directly into the CPU this

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saves us power and gives us more flexibility in terms of the

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implementation so instead of having to put a discrete Thunderbolt 3 chip

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separate from the CPU over here that these ports then share for example it's

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all going to run off the CPU and each one of the up to four ports gets the

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full 40 gigabit per second bandwidth furthermore because of the improvements

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they've made to their integrated graphics those Thunderbolt 3 ports are

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now going to be capable of natively powering 5k 60 hertz displays now one of

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the first things that i asked is hold on a second guys what do you mean Thunderbolt 3. i thought you turned

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Thunderbolt 3 over to the usb guys and it's usb4 now and they went well okay

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yes usb4 architecturally

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can have all of the good stuff of Thunderbolt 3 but there's a lot of

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flexibility in the implementation so usb4 on say for example like a mobile

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device is not going to be a full fat experience so the Thunderbolt 3 branding

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is still going to exist for fully featured

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usb4 i don't know whatever best in class

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experiences and they're going to continue certifying products to make

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sure that they work as well as they can so if you're a content creator for

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example with a 1600 megabyte per second sd express card

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you might want to check for Thunderbolt 3 instead of usb4 so that you know

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you're getting the full performance all of this of course remains to be seen

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because we don't know how people are going to implement usb4 yet back to

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graphics for a moment here Intel's not saying at least i can't get anyone to

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that i can quote on this that their gen 11 onboard graphics are the biggest

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generational leap forward that they've had yet in terms of igpu performance but

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it's got to be darn close so gen 11 compared to gen 9 we skipped gen 10 i

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don't know what happened there it doesn't matter so they're saying it is a 2x improvement not every one of the

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upcoming ice lake chips is going to feature the same level of onboard

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graphics they've got their iris pro branding as well as their Intel hd

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graphics branding and we don't know exactly which chips are going to get which but what i can say is i have never

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seen cs go running this smoothly on Intel onboard graphics and they're even

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saying that 1080p fortnite is going to be a very attainable experience even

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though they couldn't get permission to run fortnite here

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the even bigger thing here though is that in their investor day briefing they

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were also talking about a potential 2x uplift again on the next generation so

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we're looking at up to a four times improvement in onboard graphics

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performance over a span of just a couple of years you know the whole thing where

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Intel's building a discrete graphics division it wouldn't surprise me to see

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some of that next-gen graphics make its way into a discreet card at some point

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they're certainly working on the building blocks the next big thing is

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integrated wi-fi six now if you guys checked out the primer that we

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collaborated with cisco on quite recently we talked about the benefits of

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wi-fi six in a nutshell you do get slightly faster speed but that's not

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really what it's about it's about significantly lower latency especially

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when there are lots of devices or there are lots of things happening with the

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network at the same time so you can see the demo behind me is a latency demo

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while transferring a file in the background and trying to stream video at

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the same time obviously wi-fi six is significantly outperforming wi-fi five

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here but if you're familiar with the technology that's not really a surprise

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the big surprise is that every 10 nanometer ice lake CPU has wi-fi six on

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board so you don't have to rely on the actual manufacturer of your system to go

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and purchase a discrete chip at potentially a higher cost to implement

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this technology it's going to be everywhere and that's really important

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and finally of course we've got everyone's favorite industry buzzword right now ai now between some new

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instruction sets some dedicated hardware and the more powerful GPU Intel is

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talking about up to a two and a half x performance uplift in ai workloads so

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things like noise reduction suppressing background

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noise on a skype call things like recognizing people apparently it wants

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me to do some bicep curls not holding any weights but

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hopefully that's hopefully that doesn't matter for the sake of the demo uh image

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retouching and then this is a really cool demo over here so using this 3d

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convert software uh our Intel demo

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you know vanna thank you is just dragging a png

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over here creating a 3d model out of this thing and how long does it take

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about 20 seconds 20 seconds not too shabby and then we're gonna go ahead and

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we're gonna drop that into a 3d scene

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here we go wait for it

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bam now obviously it's going to require some touch-ups but this is something

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