Intel reveals tiger lake processors for 2020 release

Intel revealed its plans for the 10 and 7 nm nodes, and also some details about Tiger Lake, a new series of processors for the notebook segment that will arrive from 2020 with several very interesting innovations.

Tiger Lake will arrive in 2020 with a 10nm + node

If we follow the roadmap published by Intel, the Tiger Lake series of processors would hit the market in 2020 focused on laptops, with Intel listing the product with the phrase “mobility redefined”. With this in mind, it is likely to release in the form of low-power Y and U series chips for laptops and other devices.

Tiger Lake is said to use a completely new core architecture, but no further details were provided. Intel has been employing variants of its Skylake architecture since 2015, giving the company plenty of time to make radical changes to its processor architecture. With this in mind, we expect a significant boost in IPC performance.

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Graphically, Tiger Lake will be the first Intel product to integrate the new Xe graphics engine, with Gregory Bryant claiming that Tiger Lake is designed to be used with 8K or multiple 4K displays.

Intel has compared a 15W Whiskey Lake processor with 24 runtime units to a 25W Tiger Lake chip with 96 runtime units to show 4 times higher performance graphically.

Ice Lake will be the first series of laptop processors to use a 10nm node and Gen11 graphics, these will arrive in the coming months. The successor will be Tiger Lake, which will use an improved 10nm + node and integrated graphics based on the Intel Xe graphics cards that would debut that year.

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