Intel Confirms Nova Lake Uses Its 18A-P Process, with More Coming at CES
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Intel Nova Lake has to fill Intel's gap in the top-of-the-range desktop processors. It's in any case the promise of Lip-Bu Tan, the founder's CEO, at the conference dedicated to the results of the third quarter 2026 relayed by Wccftech. He also spoke about the Xeon Coral Rapids, [...] Read more Intel Nova Lake: Lip-Bu Tan promises to fill the gap of the top-of-the-range against AMD, Coral Rapids expected in 2028 appeared first on HardwareCooking.
Intel confirms Nova Lake uses its 18A-P process, with more coming at CES
Intel has confirmed that Nova Lake will use its 18A-P manufacturing process, with more details coming at CES in January 2027. CEO Lip-Bu Tan identified Nova Lake as Intel’s first client product on the node in the company’s October 29 earnings-call remarks. Tan said the processor family is ahead of schedule and expected to attract ... Intel confirms Nova Lake uses its 18A-P process, with more coming at CES The post Intel confirms Nova Lake uses i…
Intel Confirms "Nova Lake" Uses 18A-P Internal Node, More Details at CES
During the Q3 2026 earnings call, Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan confirmed that the company's upcoming flagship client CPU, codenamed "Nova Lake," will be produced by Intel Foundry using its 18A-P node. Initially, Intel planned to outsource the main compute tile production for "Nova Lake" to TSMC, utilizing its 2 nm N2 node. TSMC was expected to handle about 60-70% of the production, with the remainder produced in-house by Intel Foundry on the 18A node. T…
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