Intel releases the latest vPro platform, based on the 12th generation Core family of processors, to deliver the most comprehensive set of features, security, and performance for enterprise productivity. Stephanie Hallford, vice president and general manager of intel's commercial client platform, said that with the introduction of high-performance hybrid architectures, it is reimagining the way it does business, productivity and multitasking.
After more than 15 years of experience and innovation, the Intel vPro platform offers a complete portfolio to meet technology needs and task options of all sizes:
Intel vPro Enterprise for Windows, a full-featured business platform focused on large enterprises, with comprehensive technology
Intel vPro Essentials extends past security and device management capabilities for large enterprises to small and medium-sized businesses and integrates Intel Hardware Shield to help secure Windows-based operating system platforms.
Intel vPro Enterprise for Chrome provides the performance, stability, and security technology needed to build a new Chromebook for enterprise environments, as well as match users to the most appropriate device.
Mobile devices with The An Evo Design label can meet the two design standards of Intel vPro and Intel Evo at the same time, providing the best mobile office response and experience for commercial users.
Intel says the vPro platform, based on the 12th Generation Core family of processors, is a revolutionary leap in real-world business performance, with intelligent design pairing P-core and E-core to allow users to collaborate and multitask freely; support for Intel Wi-Fi 6E (Gig+) and connectivity performance kits to ensure an uninterrupted seamless wireless experience; and Thunderbolt 4 providing a powerful single-cable connectivity solution that connects multiple 4K displays and expansion accessories and charge your laptop.
Intel also released the W680 chipset positioned for mainstream workstation use for advanced, reliable, and secure workstation performance.