Intel is set to release their next-generation CPUs, Lunar Lake and Lake Arrow “Core Ultra 200”, in September and October, respectively. Useful Life reported that there was a delay in the Lunar Lake CPUs, but Intel clarified that they are on track for a third-quarter release targeting the holiday season.
The Lunar Lake “Core Ultra 200V” CPUs are designed for thin and light laptops and are expected to be available in retail stores in September. The formal launch is scheduled for September 25, aligning with Intel’s Innovation Event on September 24. These CPUs will compete with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Strix Point, which is set to launch in July.
In addition to the Lunar Lake CPUs, Intel is also planning to release Arrow Lake-S desktop CPUs in October. The report also mentions commercial Lunar Lake offerings in January 2025, along with Arrow Lake-S non-K desktop CPUs. The competition between Intel and AMD is heating up, with both companies introducing innovative platforms and chip offerings.
The table provided details the Intel Mobility CPU Line, highlighting the different CPU architectures, GPU architectures, memory support, and launch dates for Panther Lake, Moon Lake, Arrow Lake, Meteor Lake, Rapacious Lake, and Alder Lake.
Overall, the upcoming months will see a flurry of activity in the CPU market, with Intel and AMD introducing new products to compete with each other. Intel’s Lunar Lake and Arrow Lake CPUs are expected to bring significant advancements in performance and features, setting the stage for a competitive holiday season in the tech industry.
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