Additionally, Intel's latest processor, the Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX, has received favorable reviews. Benchmark results from PassMark indicate that the new Arrow Lake-based chip outperforms AMD's Ryzen 9 processor by approximately 7% in CPU tests. It is also 34% faster than the prior-generation i9-14900HX, with single-thread performance improving by 9%. Unlike Intel's AI-centric Lunar Lake processors, these chips focus on delivering high performance for demanding creative and productivity workloads. This launch comes at an opportune moment. Over the last two years, companies have primarily focused on acquiring GPUs to support AI-driven initiatives, potentially neglecting investment in traditional CPUs. As CPU demand rebounds, Intel may stand to gain after experiencing market share declines in both consumer and server segments.