Part of the Core Ultra 300 series, Panther Lake will follow the Arrow Lake processors and will be released in 2025. The chips are designed with mobile devices in mind and will rely heavily on Intel’s own production, with more than 70% of them assembled in-house. The processors are said to feature 12 Xe3 iGPU cores along with Cougar Cove P-cores and Skymont E-cores, which could give Intel a graphics advantage over AMD.
The Panther Lake architecture will also integrate a memory controller into the compute tile to address the latency issues seen in Arrow Lake.
Intel’s success in 18A is critical to its future as the company aims to reduce its dependence on TSMC.
Source: Ferra
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