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Intel Wildcat Lake Launch

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I am a big fan of this chip. Our cost model shows it to be cost effective and able to replace Intel 7 and older chips (which still dominate volume at Intel and are part of the Intel Fab constraint)

Panther lake is a strong chip but the cost and price are very high and limiting volume.

What’s New: Intel® today unveiled its new Intel Core™ Series 3 mobile processors, bringing advanced performance, exceptional battery life, and AI-ready to value buyers, commercial and essential edge devices.

Purpose-engineered for value, Intel Core Series 3 is built on the proven foundations of Intel Core Ultra Series 3 (code-name Panther Lake) and manufactured on the Intel 18A process node technology, the most advanced logic node developed and manufactured in the United States. The new processors are designed to transform computing for schools, small businesses, and value buyers, delivering the features people care about at unmatched scale. Over 70 designs from leading partners offering a choice of features and form factors will launch in the coming months.

“At a time when prices are rising and expectations are shifting, Intel Core Series 3 elevates value-orientated computing with exceptional battery life, boosted AI-ready performance, and broad ecosystem choice. By delivering the latest IP with modern, purpose designed silicon and right-sized performance, we’re expanding access to better technology that meets the real-world needs of students, families, small businesses, and edge deployments at a scale that no other company can match.”

– Josh Newman, General Manager and Vice President of Consumer PC, Client Computing Group
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Intel Launches Intel Core Series 3 Processors: Changing the Game for Everyday Computing

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The graphics processor on this chip is also manufactured on 18A if I'm not mistaken. This is an example of the kind of clarity I think Li-Bu Tan is bringing to Intel. I believe similar types of changes are being made on the manufacturing side of the house.
 
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