How, when & where to watch the Intel Core Ultra launch: 14th gen laptop reveal
If you want to know the start time of the Intel Core Ultra (formerly known as Meteor Lake) launch, plus where to watch it, then read within for the details you need to know
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Everything you need to know about how to watch the Intel Core Ultra launch event is listed below. For those who don’t know, this is the grand unveiling for the latest range of mobile Intel CPUs for laptops and other mobile platforms (possibly gaming handhelds). The actual name of the keynote is the Intel AI Everywhere event, as the company will also be showcasing the improvements they’ve made to AI workloads for the new Core Ultra series, plus the latest 5th gen Intel Xeon processors.
Where to watch the Intel Core Ultra launch
You can watch the Intel Core Ultra launch live on the Intel Newsroom page, however at the time of writing the video is not yet live or visible. We imagine that it will appear an hour or so prior to the start time.
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If you miss out on the event, a video replay will also be watchable from the Intel Newsroom after the fact.
When is the Intel Core Ultra launch?
The Intel Core Ultra launch event is due to land on the 14th December 2023 for much of the world (though for a few countries on an advanced time zone it may land on December 15th).
The event will start at: 4PM CET / 3PM GMT / 10AM EST / 7AM PST
For a more detailed list of the event start time in all the major time zones in various countries, see below:
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Hawaii start time (Honolulu) — 7:00 AM HAST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Alaska start time (Anchorage) — 6:00 AM AKST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event California start time (Cupertino) — 7:00 AM PST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Arizona start time (Phoenix) — 8:00 AM MST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Canada start time (Vancouver) — 8:00 AM PST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Colorado start time (Denver) — 8:00 AM MST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Texas start time (Dallas) — 9:00 AM CST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event New York start time (New York) — 10:00 AM EST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event North Carolina start time (Raleigh) — 10:00 AM EST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Canada start time (Toronto) — 10:00 AM EST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Canada start time (Halifax) — 11:00 AN AST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Brazil start time (Rio de Janeiro) — 12:00 PM BRT
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event United Kingdom start time (London) — 3:00 PM GMT
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Germany start time (Berlin) — 4:00 PM CET
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event France start time (Paris) — 4:00 PM CET
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event South Africa start time (Cape Town) — 5:00 PM. SAST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Finland start time (Helsinki) — 6:00 PM EEST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Russia start time (Moscow) — 6:00 PM MSK
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Turkey start time (Istanbul) — 6:00 PM TRT
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event United Arab Emirates start time (Dubai) — 7:00 PM GST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event India start time (Delhi) — 8:30 PM IST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Indonesia start time (Jakarta) — 10:00 PM WIB
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event China start time (Shanghai) — 11:00 PM CST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Singapore start time — 11:00 PM SGT
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Australia start time (Perth) — 11:00 PM AWST
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Hong Kong start time — 11:00 PM HKT
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event South Korea start time (Seoul) — 12:00 AM KST December 15th
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Japan start time (Tokyo) — 12:00 AM JST December 15th
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Australia start time (Adelaide) — 12:30 AM ACST December 15th
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event Australia start time (Sydney) — 1:00 AM AEST December 15th
- Intel AI Everywhere launch event New Zealand start time (Auckland) — 3:00 AM NZST December 15th
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Where to watch the Intel Core Ultra launch FAQs
Is the Intel Core Ultra the same as Meteor Lake?
Yes. Both Intel Core Ultra and Meteor Lake are the same thing – the new range of mobile processors for laptops.
Despite Intel themselves referring to the new line as Meteor Lake even in September, it seems the marketing team have changed tack and now the line is being referred to as Intel Core Ultra.
Will the Intel Core Ultra line be any good?
Intel have already alluded to the fact that in terms of CPU performance alone, there probably won’t be much uplift from the 13th gen range.
The focus on these new chips is instead on their integrated graphics performance, with which they seek to take the crown of AMD, plus on AI processing.