Intel introduces 10th Gen Intel Core vPro processors for business solutions
These vPro processors feature enhanced security and deliver increased productivity improvements.
SNS | New Delhi | May 14, 2020 2:02 pm
Intel has introduced its new 10th Gen Intel Core vPro processors as part of the next Gen lineup of business computing innovation- for the increasingly remote workforce.
These vPro processors feature enhanced security and deliver increased productivity improvements, connectivity, security features and remote manageability all to empower IT to deliver amazing experiences, helping employees stay connected, more productive, more secure and in the flow with minimal interruptions, the company said in a statement.
Built for business, the Intel vPro platform is a comprehensive PC foundation for performance, hardware-enhanced security, manageability and stability, said Stephanie Hallford, Intel vice president of the Client Computing Group and general manager of Business Client Platforms.
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“With our new 10th Gen Intel Core vPro processors, we’ve enhanced that solid PC foundation to help tackle not only today’s challenges, but also those of future work environments across the PC lifecycle,” she added.
The launch includes 9 Intel Core mobile,11 Intel Core desktop and 7 Intel Xeon workstation processors. Availability of devices featuring these new processors has not been revealed yet.
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