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Intel Nova Lake β€œCore Ultra 400” 28-Core Desktop CPUs Launch In Q1 2027, Followed By 52-Core Models, Razor Lake Eyes Q4 2027 & Hammer Lake Positioned For LGA 1954

3 September 2026 at 15:15

A digital illustration features 'Nova Lake Core Ultra 400' text on a futuristic microchip design with glowing blue and purple elements.

Intel's Nova Lake "Core Ultra 400" Desktop CPUs are launching as early as Q1 2027, while the LGA 1954 platform targets longevity with Razor Lake & Hammer Lake chips. Intel Commits To Making LGA 1954 A "Multi-Generational" Socket, Bringing Nova Lake, Razor Lake, and Hammer Lake Desktop CPUs The Intel Nova Lake-S Desktop CPU platform, branded under the Core Ultra 400 family, will be entering mass production in Q4 2026. The latest information comes from a recent presentation held in China by one of Intel's authorized distributors in the region. The information may not be directly from Intel, but is […]

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Intel’s Razor Lake Will Reportedly Tap TSMC’s 2nm N2X Process, Squeezing AMD Out of Already-Constrained Fab Capacity

20 August 2026 at 01:31

An Intel Core Ultra processor is positioned opposite an AMD Ryzen processor with a central 'Vs' logo.

With the next two generations of Intel's processors - Nova Lake and Razor Lake - maintaining or even enhancing their fabrication footprint at TSMC, at least as per recent leaks, AMD's ability to secure marginal capacity within TSMC's increasingly constrained fabs now stands at a disadvantage. Intel's Nova Lake and Razor Lake processors will both reportedly leverage TSMC's 2nm fabrication process at least partially, which further constrains AMD's ambitions of securing additional fabrication capacity We already know that Intel is preparing to start mass producing its Nova Lake chips around January 2027. While these new family of chips were initially […]

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Intel Razor Lake CPUs to Utilize TSMC N2X Process & Bring bLLC to Laptops

18 August 2026 at 11:40

An Intel Core Ultra chip is displayed with a digital depiction of its internal architecture, and the text 'RAZOR LAKE' is prominently featured.

Intel Razor Lake CPUs, the follow-up to Nova Lake, will be based on TSMC's N2X node & bring bLLC to laptop variants. Intel Reportedly Leverages TSMC N2X Process Tech For Razor Lake CPUs The upcoming Nova Lake CPUs will leverage a mix of TSMC N2P and Intel 18A technologies, but with the follow-up, Intel plans on using a more advanced variant of TSMC's 2nm technologies. As per Jaykihn at X, it is stated that Intel will leverage the N2X process technology for its Razor Lake CPUs. Details for Intel Razor Lake are slim at the moment, but it was recently […]

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Intel’s Razor Lake Just Got Its First Display Partner As Tianma Rolls Out A 2.8K Panel That Idles At 30Hz To Save Battery

22 May 2026 at 12:44

A Tianma tablet is displayed alongside an 'Intel Razor Lake' chip with a glowing touch icon in the foreground.

The Intel Razor Lake isn't coming anytime soon, but it's great to see display manufacturers already working on products that are Razor Lake-ready. Intel's Razor Lake Platforms Gets Early Display Support As Tianma Shows a 14-inch 2.8K In-Cell Touch Panel The Intel 2026 Client Ecosystem Symposium that was held in Shanghai had some interesting stuff going on, particularly for Intel's future generation CPUs. While we wait for Intel to drop the Nova Lake series later this year, it has already been working on next-generation CPU families, including the Razor Lake, which is one of the most interesting product stacks by […]

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