Computex 2025 came and went without any mention of an Arrow Lake Refresh from Intel. In spite of an official word from Team Blue, rumours surrounding the prospective processor launch continue to mount ...

It looks as though the forthcoming Intel Core Ultra 300 gaming CPU lineup will require you to buy yet another new motherboard, as the company moves to its Nova Lake architecture. Following ...

However, one interesting development: Next-gen “Panther Lake” (which should be better known, when it launches, as Intel’s Core Ultra 300) emerged here as working silicon, shown for the first ...

The big picture: Intel unveiled its next-generation Core Ultra 300 "Panther Lake" laptop processors on the opening day of Computex 2025. Built on the company's 18A process node, the chips use a ...

Intel committed to delivering its next-generation “Panther Lake” processor to PC makers early in 2026, maintaining the cadence of previous launches. Intel executives said at Computex 2025 that ...

TL;DR: Intel unveiled its next-gen Core Ultra 300 "Panther Lake" laptop CPUs at Computex 2025, featuring a 5-tile design with Cougar Cove P-Cores, Darkmont E-Cores, and Xe3 Celestial GPU.

Intel’s latest Panther Lake Core Ultra 300 chip got a real test at Computex 2025 in Taipei. Instead of just lighting up the board like at CES 2025, the prototype actually ran 3D rendering and on ...

Processors Intel's upcoming Panther Lake CPU looks like a killer gaming handheld chip thanks to a reported massive graphics upgrade, hefty AI performance and upgraded E-cores Processors Intel's ...

While Intel is touting the launch of its two Battlemage Pro GPUs at Computex, the chip maker also has samples of its much-anticipated Core Ultra 300 (Panther Lake) chips on hand, powering demo ...

At Computex 2025, the chip maker showed off desktop development kits and an SFF PC based on Intel next-generation Core silicon, up and running in real apps. I have been a technology journalist for ...

One concern that I have is whether the Arrow Lake refresh is going to be the last processor that supports Intel's LGA1851 socket. If it is and the refreshed chips aren't any better in gaming ...