Press Kit: Intel at CES 2026
At Intel's Series 3 launch, Intel showed off 9 engaging demos highlighting, gaming, AI, content creation, retail, edge and more – all running on PCs powered by Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 3.
Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 3 – available starting this month – will be the most broadly adopted AI PC platform Intel has ever delivered.
At CES 2026, Intel launched its Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 3 processors, marking the debut of the first AI PC platform built on Intel’s 18A process technology.
Designed and manufactured by the most advanced process node in the United States, these new chips aim to redefine computing for both consumers and businesses, offering enhanced performance, battery life and advanced graphics capabilities.
At the annual event held Jan. 5-10, Intel leaders and industry partners highlighted how the new Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 3 processors are engineered to deliver top-notch performance across battery life, gaming, content creation and AI.
These new chips – built for consumers, businesses and the edge – bring desktop-class gaming performance to mobile devices and unlock the next phase of edge AI: agentic actioning.
Intel Core Ultra Series 3 mobile processors will be available online and at in-store retailers, as well as via OEM partner storefronts, beginning Jan. 27.
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At CES 2026, the Intel Technology Showcase is where AI-enabled experiences and demos – including the launch of the latest Intel® Core™ Ultra-powered platforms – alongside other innovations from across the company are on display. (Credit: Intel Corporation) <<Download Video
B-roll video shows the RoBee robot from Oversonic Robotics, based in Italy, now powered by Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 3 edge processors. Up until now, RoBee was powered by discrete GPUs on-device and for AI training. But it’s now being tested with Core Ultra Series 3 which provides the performance and efficiency RoBee needs to operate smoothly in demanding healthcare and manufacturing environments. The advanced CPU architecture manages navigation, perception, and multiple tasks simultaneously, while optimized power usage allows longer, uninterrupted operation. With built-in AI acceleration, Core Ultra 3 enables real-time, on-device processing. RoBee can recognize people, understand gestures, and analyze surroundings instantly, without relying on the cloud — ensuring fast responses and strong data privacy. Its graphics and sensor processing capabilities allow precise vision, safe movement, and accurate object handling, from navigating crowded corridors to interacting gently with patients. (Credit: Intel Corporation) <<Download Video
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