These chips will replace Panther Lake for mobile devices and Arrow Lake for desktop systems.
Nova Lake processors will be based on Intel 14A or TSMC 2nm process technology, providing high performance and energy efficiency.
The company will also continue to use TSMC’s tiles, as in Meteor Lake. However, unlike Lunar Lake, Nova Lake will not have on-chip memory.
The first test samples of Nova Lake have already appeared in logistics databases, confirming active development. The processors are expected to bring significant performance gains to both desktop and mobile platforms.
Source: Ferra
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