2010 Intel Core i5 vPro processor can run business productivity applications up to 80 percent faster, multiple applications twice as fast, and encrypted material three times quicker.

Workstations based on the platform are being introduced by Intel channel providers, including Fujitsu, HP, Lenovo and NEC. For wireless performance that complements the speed of the new Intel Core i5 ...

Using standard benchmarks, a notebook with the 2010 Intel Core i5 vPro processor can run business productivity applications up to 80 percent faster, multiple applications up to twice as fast, and ...

As part of vPro, the new Core i5 and Core i7 chips will take advantage of a new instruction called Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) for faster data encryption and decryption. That could help ...

Computer manufacturers such as Acer, Dell, HP and Toshiba have announced they will be rolling out business pcs based on the 2010 Intel Core vPro processor family. The processors are based on Intel's ...

Intel has launched its second generation vPro i5 processor, which it claims will increase the speed of business applications by 60% and data encryption by 300%. Dell, Fujitsu, HP and Lenovo, are ...

Intel vPro will remain as the top-of-the-line security and manageability technology and be teamed with Intel Core i5 or Core i7 chips.

With the addition of Intel® Optane™ memory, power users can gain up to 78 percent better overall system performance3 with new 8th Gen Intel Core i5+ vPro platform-based desktops. As a smart system ...

It came first with a Qualcomm processor, but we got a chance to put the new Intel version through its paces. Our configuration came equipped with a 7th-gen Intel Core i5-7Y54 CPU, 4GB of RAM, and ...

Starting off with the CPU benchmarks, the Intel Core i5-13500HX powering the HP Victus 16 scored 15178 in a single run. And after a 10-minute throttle run, the laptop scored 15071, indicating a ...

The new vPro technologies will be in systems with Intel’s Core i5 and Core i7 processors, which were announced earlier this year, Intel executives said during a webcast on Thursday.