Intel outlines how its 5G ecosystem supports network AI inference and infrastructure evolution at Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona, positioning networks for digital supply chain and next-generation connectivity demands.

Intel recently introduced the Xeon 600 processor family to enhance computational density and data throughput for professional workstations in the global digital supply chain.

At Computex 2025, new GPUs and AI accelerators were launched to enhance workstation performance, local AI agents, and scalable inferencing.

IBM Cloud is the first to deploy Intel Gaudi 3 AI accelerators, enabling cost-effective, high-performance GenAI model training and inferencing.

Smart co-engineering delivers new cooling solutions that capture over 95% of heat from CPUs, paving the path to more sustainable heat sources.

Intel Core Ultra Series 2 with vPro offers global businesses enhanced performance, efficiency, connectivity, security, and manageability across desktop and mobile platforms.

Intel Xeon 6 SoC enhances RAN capacity by 2.4x, AI performance by 3.2x, and efficiency by 70%, with broad 5G ecosystem adoption.

Its 5G core partners achieve 3.2x performance, 3.8x efficiency, and 60% power savings along with its Infrastructure Power Manager, enhancing CoSP infrastructure.

Intel Ethernet E830 Controllers & Network Adapters deliver high-performance network connectivity, improved performance per watt for demanding workloads and are among two Ethernet product lines to meet growing demands.

Intel Foundry’s Technology Research team demonstrated industry-first advancements in transistor and packaging technologies that help meet future demands for AI.