The details concerning the next Panther Lake range from Intel have started to surface and, at first glance, the mobile platform will present impressive Watt performance.
The Panther Lake range of Intel will present impressive calculation performance based on the first reports
Panther Lake is one of the most important to come for Intel, mainly because it is the first product intended for the general public to include the 18a node. More importantly, the company’s market share in PC and mobile segments decreases over time, and with Panther Lake (PTL), we can hope that the company can launch a powerful product. According to a Reuters report, Panther Lake of Intel would offer energy efficiency 30 % higher than that of Lunar Lake, as well as 50 % higher calculation performance in the workloads of data in data.
Intel leaders said Panther Lake fleas are available in early 2026, according to sources. The new chips consume 30 % less energy than the previous generation, and their central graphics and processors will benefit from a 50 % increase in their capacity to process data in certain situations, according to a second informed source of fleas.
This is one of the first times that we have seen details on PTL’s performance. Although the reported figures are not particularly detailed, they indicate that Intel intends to make its next mobile platform a disruptive platform. We covered the detailed specifications of Panther Lake in an article here; However, one of the strengths remains the use of node 18A, because in the current situation, it is much more critical for Intel to propose a process capable of guaranteeing that it can respond to American ambitions in terms of semiconductors.
The report indicates that the first overview of the next Intel mobile platform is expected tomorrow, following the Intel’s Tech Tour, in which we also participated. Several details concerning the progress of Team Blue with future products, including PTL and Clearwater Forrest, should be revealed soon, so be sure to keep your eyes open for exclusive updates reported here.
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