Intel confirms Meteor Lake for second half of 2023

Stefan Mileschin · 30th January 2023, 09:53

Lunar Lake in 2024

During its rather disappointing quarterly and yearly financial call, Intel confirmed that both its Meteor Lake and Lunar Lake processors are still on course.

While the slide does not talk about specific form factors, it is possible that Intel plans to launch mobile Meteor Lake products, especially since there are recent rumors of Raptor Lake-S refresh, which should launch around the same time.

In the same slide, Intel has also confirmed that Lunar Lake architecture is also on-track for 2024.

In case you missed it earlier, Meteor Lake will be Intel's first multi-tile design client CPU, and should be the first one based on Intel 4 process. According to earlier information, the multi-tile configuration will feature four tiles, including CPU tile, GPU tile, SoC tile, and I/O tile, all interconnected via Intel's Foveros 3D technology.

The CPU tile will feature high-performance Redwood Cove P-cores and low-power Crestmont E-cores. The GPU tile is moving to Intel Arc, which should be a significant improvement compared to the current Xe-LP iGPU.

https://fudzilla.com/news/pc-hardwar...d-half-of-2023

30th January 2023, 09:53	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 153,541	Intel confirms Meteor Lake for second half of 2023 Lunar Lake in 2024 During its rather disappointing quarterly and yearly financial call, Intel confirmed that both its Meteor Lake and Lunar Lake processors are still on course. While the slide does not talk about specific form factors, it is possible that Intel plans to launch mobile Meteor Lake products, especially since there are recent rumors of Raptor Lake-S refresh, which should launch around the same time. In the same slide, Intel has also confirmed that Lunar Lake architecture is also on-track for 2024. In case you missed it earlier, Meteor Lake will be Intel's first multi-tile design client CPU, and should be the first one based on Intel 4 process. According to earlier information, the multi-tile configuration will feature four tiles, including CPU tile, GPU tile, SoC tile, and I/O tile, all interconnected via Intel's Foveros 3D technology. The CPU tile will feature high-performance Redwood Cove P-cores and low-power Crestmont E-cores. The GPU tile is moving to Intel Arc, which should be a significant improvement compared to the current Xe-LP iGPU. https://fudzilla.com/news/pc-hardwar...d-half-of-2023

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