On Thursday, Intel unveiled a new processor, codenamed Panther Lake. This marks the next generation of the company’s Intel Core Ultra processor family and is the first chip built using Intel’s 18A ...

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Intel has begun clawing back production from TSMC with the introduction of its Panther Lake processors, the company's first chip based on its long-awaited 18A process tech. The x86 giant began volume ...

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Built on the cutting‑edge Intel 18A node, Panther Lake aims to deliver faster, smarter, and more efficient performance across laptops and workstations.

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Intel is touting a 50% gain in CPU and GPU performance, alongside a big jump in efficiency and an NPU ready for on-device AI for the upcoming Panther Lake series processors.

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