Intel Begins World's 1st 2-Nanometer Chip Mass Production
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All eyes are on the chip maker as it prepares a full-court press into a new process technology, spearheaded by chips for laptops, as well as for the data center. Here's the download on what's new in the latest 'Lake.
Intel today unveiled its most advanced semiconductor process and previewed Xeon 6+ (code-named Clearwater Forest), its first Intel 18A-based 2nm data - Read more from Inside HPC & AI News.
The struggling American chipmaker is betting that a new plant and fresh product line will help turn around its fortunes.
An Intel manufacturing technician holds an Intel Core Ultra series 3 processor (code-named Panther Lake) built on Intel 18A, inside Intel’s new Fab 52 in Chandler, Arizona, in September 2025. (Credit: Intel Corporation).
Intel’s next-generation mobile processor, “Panther Lake,” builds incrementally on the excellent “Lunar Lake” chip populating laptops right now. But there’s something odd afoot: a “16-core, 12 Xe graphics cores” version that could be Intel’s answer to AMD’s Ryzen AI Max,
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Intel bets big on Panther Lake — its first 2nm chips promise major gains for 2026 and beyond
During Intel Tech Tour 2025, the next-gen Panther Lake platform was fully unveiled, built on a brand-new processing node for better performance and efficiency.
Intel’s advanced 18A process powers next-gen Panther Lake and Clearwater Forest CPUs built for AI PC and data center performance.
Intel has announced Panther Lake, its next Core Ultra processor for laptops. But why should you care? We've listed the 11 key things you need to know about Panther Lake, as an alternative to our deep dive on the subject.
At the Intel Tech Tour in Phoenix, we sat down with two of Intel’s top minds to decode what the upcoming Panther Lake processors mean for the future of AI, gaming, and everyday computing.Featuring:Daniel Rogers,
Intel's next-gen Panther Lake 'Core Ultra Series 3' processors will officially launch at CES 2026, ready inside of new laptops in Q1 2026 for consumers.
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