Intel vPro platform boasts of performance and security of the highest level

Intel has announced the launch of the latest Intel vPro platform, powered by 12th Gen Intel Core. Built for business, the Intel vPro platform with 12th Gen Intel Core processors provides leading productivity and the highest performance and most comprehensive platform security for all businesses.

“The next gen of the Intel vPro platform was designed to deliver even greater security, performance and manageability for all businesses. And, with the introduction of 12th Gen Intel Core processors, we are reimagining the way people work with our performance hybrid architecture for business, productivity and multitasking,” said Stephanie Hallford, Intel vice president and general manager of Business Client Platforms.

Backed by 15 years of innovation, Intel vPro delivers a complete platform portfolio to meet the technology demands and computing options to empower businesses of all sizes.

• · Intel vPro Enterprise for Windows is the full-featured commercial platform focused on large enterprises and managed businesses. It features a comprehensive set of technologies to help businesses stay ahead of security threats.

• Intel vPro Essentials extends security and device management capabilities previously targeting large enterprises to the small and medium-size business segment. Intel vPro Essentials also incorporates Intel Hardware Shield to help protect platforms based on the Windows operating system.

• Intel vPro Enterprise for Chrome OS creates a new class of Chromebooks for business environments with the performance, stability and security technologies that businesses require. This new platform further enables decision-makers to match the right device to the right user.

• Intel vPro, An Evo Design devices meet both the Intel vPro and Intel Evo design criteria – notebooks that bring compelling user experiences to mobile business environments.

Intel vPro takes a revolutionary leap forward in real-world business performance with 12th Gen Intel Core processors.