Intel Moves Select Core Ultra 200H and 200U CPUs to Embedded Market
Intel has released the latest Product Change Notice (PCN) document, stating that the company's mobile "Arrow Lake-H" and "Arrow Lake-U" processors,…
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What happened
Intel has released the latest Product Change Notice (PCN) document, stating that the company's mobile "Arrow Lake-H" and "Arrow Lake-U" processors, with the Core Ultra 200H and Core Ultra 200U naming schemes, will no longer be offered as standard parts for consumer products. Instead, Intel plans to transition some of these SKUs to the embedded sector, meaning these processors will continue to exist but under a different licensing agreement. For laptop manufacturers purchasing these processors, Intel has set May 21, 2027, as the final date for submitting orders, with the last shipments scheduled for November 19, 2027. After this date, these SKUs will cease commercial shipments.
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