Intel Roadmap Reveals Nova Lake-S/U CPUs, Wildcat Lake, and New 12-Core Bartlett Lake-S SKUs

Intel roadmap reveals Nova Lake-S/U CPUs, Wildcat Lake, and new 12-core Bartlett Lake-S SKUs

The leak originates from an Intel support document about the Time Coordinated Computing (TCC) platform, which outlines how the technology can be used for real-time applications at the edge. However, the roadmap section was removed from the document after being spotted by tipster InstLatX64, who shared a screenshot of the...Read Entire Article

Intel "Nova Lake-S" CPU to Combine Xe3 and Xe4 IPs for Graphics and Media

Intel's "Nova Lake-S" desktop processors are getting the finishing touches, with a likely arrival scheduled for the second half of 2026. As the successor to "Arrow Lake Refresh," Nova Lake-S introduces a modular design that separates graphics and media functions across distinct tiles. This approach builds on experience from "Meteor Lake," which splits its graphics engine from its media and display units onto separate chiplets. For Nova Lake-S, I…

Intel documents unveil future processors - Nova Lake and more

Intel documents have leaked, unveiling many of the company's future processors, confiming Nova Lake, Bertlett Lake, and more

New Slide Reveals Unreleased Bartlett Lake CPUs with 12 P-cores, Wildcat Lake and Nova Lake

Intel listed information about several processors currently under development through a recently leaked slide dated September 6, 2024.These processors are designed primarily for edge applications utilizing Time Coordinated Computing, though some appear intended for consumer devices.

Intel leak confirms new CPUs: Bartlett Lake and Wildcat Lake

Intel documentation has revealed additional code names in the context of the company’s future roadmap: Wildcat Lake, Bartlett Lake, and a 12-core variant of the Bartlett Lake chip made up entirely of performance cores. Interestingly, the source is a public one: a guidance document on how to use Intel’s platforms for real-time computing. The most recent “gold deck” presentation has been taken down after a Twitter user, InstLatX64 (via Videocardz)…