Intel’s roadmap adds mysterious ‘hybrid’ AI processor featuring x86 CPUs, dedicated AI accelerator, and programmable IP — chip may capitalize on a market forgotten by Nvidia and AMD

January 28, 2026

, By Tom’s Hardware

Intel’s roadmap adds mysterious ‘hybrid’ AI processor featuring x86 CPUs, dedicated AI accelerator, and programmable IP — chip may capitalize on a market forgotten by Nvidia and AMD

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Intel this week reiterated its plans to address emerging and niche AI inference use cases with products that offer the best performance efficiency and value. Among the products Intel mentioned is a hybrid solution that combines multiple IPs in a bid to address specific use cases that require an x86 CPU, a fixed-function AI accelerator, and programmable logic.

“Over the last several quarters, we have been developing a broader AI and accelerator strategy that we plan to refine in the coming months,” said…

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Intel’s roadmap adds mysterious ‘hybrid’ AI processor featuring x86 CPUs, dedicated AI accelerator, and programmable IP — chip may capitalize on a market forgotten by Nvidia and AMD

January 28, 2026

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Intel’s roadmap adds mysterious ‘hybrid’ AI processor featuring x86 CPUs, dedicated AI accelerator, and programmable IP — chip may capitalize on a market forgotten by Nvidia and AMD

Intel this week reiterated its plans to address emerging and niche AI inference use cases with products that offer the best performance efficiency and value. Among the products Intel mentioned is a hybrid solution that combines multiple IPs in a bid to address specific use cases that require an x86 CPU, a fixed-function AI accelerator, and programmable logic.

“Over the last several quarters, we have been developing a broader AI and accelerator strategy that we plan to refine in the coming months,” said…

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