Intel is late—very late. By 2028, Nvidia and AMD will have already launched laptop processors with NPUs that are significantly more powerful, reaching nearly 700 TOPS. Why isn't Intel releasing these laptop processors in early 2027, as they originally claimed? I don't understand Intel; there are plenty of slides and promises, but they only materialize years later, by which point the competition has already pulled ahead. It also remains to be seen what the price points for these laptops will be, as current Nvidia-based models (with N1X) are unaffordable for the general public due to their high costs.
Intel has publicly acknowledged its upcoming Razor Lake-AX processor, revealing plans for a 2028 release with approximately 700 TOPS of AI processing performance. Previously rumoured to compete with AMD's Strix Halo and Medusa Halo APUs, the processor is also being positioned for robotics applications,
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