\nIntel\u2018s new Arrow Lake refresh could flaunt up to 48 TOPS AI power
\nMultiple reports in the past few months have claimed that Intel is working on an Arrow Lake refresh, an upgraded variant of its existing desktop and mobile CPUs. These refresh are specifically of the S- and HX-variants for high-end notebooks. A new\u00a0leak claims that Intel would only upgrade the NPU (Neural Processing Unit) part of the upcoming Arrow Lake Refresh CPUs. The NPU of the current Arrow Lake chips is capable of churning out a maximum of 13 TOPS AI power. However, the upgraded variant of these CPUS could deliver up to 48 TOPS. Intel\u2019s Arrow Lake Refresh could borrow its NPU from the Lunar Lake series of chips, suggest the fresh leaks.
\nIntel\u2019s Panther Lake configurations outlined
\nAs per the reports, the Panther Lake line of CPUs will succeed the current Arrow Lake chips. This range is going to be a mobile-only lineup. It will allegedly exclude on-package memory solutions like the ones found on the Lunar Lake family. As per the fresh leaks, the top Panther Lake-H SKU will offer four performance cores, eight efficient cores, and four low-power cores. Intel will set them up alongside a 12 Xe3 iGPU that\u2019s based on the Celestial architecture and supports LPDDR5X memory.
\nThis configuration will deliver 180 TOPS of AI power. It will be a significant improvement over Arrow Lake\u2019s 100 TOPS peak AI performance. There will also be two more configurations in 4+8+4 and 4+0+4 core layouts, paired with 4 Xe3 iGPU cores and 100 TOPS of AI computing power.
\nDetails of Intel\u2019s Wildcat Lake have also surfaced
\nFurthermore, the new leak indicates that Intel will launch an entry-level lineup dubbed the Wildcat Lake chips. These will offer two performance cores, 0 E-cores, and four LPE cores. This configuration will include two Xe3 iGPUs, support for two Thunderbolt 4 ports, LPDDR5x\/DDR5 memory support, and deliver a total of 40 TOPS AI compute.
\nIf we believe the reports, Intel plans to launch the Panther Lake CPUs at some point in the second half of 2025. Intel could introduce the Arrow Lake Refresh chips by the end of the year. Apart from the Arrow Lake Refresh, Panther Lake, and Wildcat Lake CPUs, Intel is also working on the Nova Lake chips.
\nRecent leaks revealed some of the specs of the Nova Lake series, suggesting that it would offer a significant performance boost. We don\u2019t expect Intel to introduce the Nova Lake series any time before early 2026.
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