Edge customers no longer have to choose between power, performance, and TCO. Now, with #IntelCoreUltra Series 3, they can have all three and fit within existing form factors. Intel’s Dan C Rodriguez tells us more from #CES2026.
Wazeer Khan
1mo
Great
The ability to deliver leading-edge performance, power efficiency, and TCO optimization simultaneously marks a real inflection point for edge computing. As intelligence moves closer to the source—from industrial operations to distributed energy systems—the #IntelCoreUltra Series 3 could enable a new class of edge platforms that scale AI and analytics without redesigning the infrastructure itself. Exciting to see how Intel’s silicon innovation continues to align with the evolving digital edge ecosystem.
Yochana
1mo
A compelling shift for edge deployments. Delivering power and performance without compromising TCO—while still fitting existing form factors—is exactly what edge customers need to scale real-world AI and compute use cases. The Intel Core Ultra Series 3 message from CES 2026 highlights how efficiency and practical deployment constraints are becoming just as important as raw performance.
BroadDigix
1mo
Impressive! The Intel Core Ultra Series 3 with AI acceleration and powerful cores is a big step for high-performance computing. Excited to see it in action.
Henry Bai
3w
Interesting to see continued focus on efficiency and TCO for edge computing.
Are we doing something about the global temperamental weather, which may stop your ambitions sell your stretched to the limit silicon chips, and which use insane power and water in the process?. Watch this space, the change will come from Europe