Intel has only just launched its new Core Ultra 200V series "Lunar Lake" CPUs, but we're hearing morer and more details of its next-gen Core Ultra 300 series "Panther Lake" in new leaks. In a post on ...

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Rumor mill: Intel's Nova Lake mobile platform is still more than a year from launch, but a major leak has seemingly revealed its core configurations. If the report is accurate, the next-generation ...

TL;DR: Intel will launch its next-gen Core Ultra 3 "Panther Lake" CPUs at CES 2026, featuring the new Intel 18A process, advanced P-Core and E-Core architectures, next-gen Xe3 integrated graphics, and ...

Intel is starting to reveal more details about its upcoming Core Ultra Series 3 “Panther Lake” chips for mobile devices. Unsurprisingly the company is promising big performance and efficiency gains – ...

Rumor mill: Intel's upcoming Panther Lake CPU lineup has been making headlines as of late, particularly after the company shared an architectural overview with journalists during last month's Tech ...

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Intel has recently unveiled its latest generation of desktop processors, the Core Ultra 200S series, which is built on the company’s new Arrow Lake architecture. This new lineup promises not only a ...

A new Intel document leak has surfaced, which appears to confirm that a new Intel gaming CPU is in the works with 12 P-Cores and no E-Cores. As it's the P-Cores (where the P stands for "performance") ...

The stage is set for a huge CPU battle in 2026, and it’s already started as Intel and Qualcomm have fired away ahead of Panther Lake and Snapdragon X2 Elite debuting early next year (read: CES 2026).

Intel has given the first confirmation of the long-rumored Bartlett Lake CPU with 12 performance cores and no E cores. The surprise reveal comes in a slide about Intel's Time Coordinated Computing ...