Rethinking Processor Performance for Tactical and Edge Compute
Processor selection for tactical and edge systems has traditionally centred on core count and clock speed, but that model is rapidly becoming obsolete. As missions demand higher performance per watt, mixed workloads and more efficient use of constrained power and thermal envelopes, new processor architectures are reshaping what "performance" really means at the edge. In this joint webinar, Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions and Intel will explore how emerging processor technologies are redefining compute optimization for deployed and infrastructure-limited environments.
You will learn more about:
- the shift away from core count as a primary metric
- practical strategies for leveraging modern virtualization on heterogeneous core architectures to make your mission more adaptable
- the impact of Intel® Performance-cores (P-cores) and Efficient-cores (E-cores) on real-world performance and power efficiency
- the growing role of integrated neural processing units (NPU) for AI-accelerated edge workloads
- Intel's evolving embedded and extended-temperature processor families