Chip giant (NASDAQ: INTC) has made dramatic changes to its PC chips in recent years. Starting with Alder Lake in late 2021 and continuing with Raptor Lake, the company adopted a heterogenous architecture that mixed powerful cores with smaller efficiency cores. This strategy helped Intel beat back rival AMD, which had been gaining market share for years.

More big changes are coming as Intel prepares to launch its Meteor Lake chips later this year, and collectively, they have the potential to help the company cement its lead in the PC CPU market.

There are three major differences between Intel's upcoming Meteor Lake chips and its current line of products.

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