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On single-threaded tasks it's 25% faster than last year's 6900HX, but on multi-threaded workloads it's twice as fast. Which it should be, because the 6900HX has eight cores and the 7945HX has sixteen.
Which is a lot for a laptop. Intel's 13980HX has 24 cores, but 16 of those are half-speed Efficiency cores, so the two CPUs offer roughly the same performance.
These should be roughly the speed of the 12 core desktop Ryzen 7900, and at least on the AMD side use a similar amount of power - the 7900 is the low-power version of the 7900X. The Intel laptop chip has a peak power consumption of 157W compared to 89W for the desktop 7900.