News Intel 18A Panther Lake and Clearwater Forest CPUs are booting — steady progress toward the next-gen lithography node

[Admin]

Intel's 1.8nm-class process technology with RibbonFET and PowerVia is nearly ready for mass production.

Intel 18A Panther Lake and Clearwater Forest CPUs are booting — steady progress toward the next-gen lithography node : Read more

 

[peterf28]

I hope they will not be renamed into "Panic Lake" or "Clearfail Forest"

 

[Reality_checker]

Looks good.

If it is on track, Intel is set to regain leadership in the Data Center segment by the time Granite Rapids comes out.

Competition is good, right?

 

[JRStern]

from your Panther Lake link:
>It's close to impossible to tell how these CPUs will stack up against
>Meteor Lake, Arrow Lake, and Lunar Lake in terms of performance.

Also from the link, Panther Lake 15w-25w TDP meant for laptops ... maybe I'll give up the workstation and go for laptop plus docking station, I dunno. What about staging RAM inside the processor package?

Intel sure has a lot of irons in the fire.

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

"The Panther Lake client processor is powered on and booting Windows, yielding well, in use inside Intel and ahead of schedule on product qualification milestones," said Kevin O'Buckley, Intel senior vice president and general manager of Foundry Services. "Clearwater Forest [CPU] for datacenter is powered on, booting operating systems, in use inside Intel and performing well."

Well, of course they're gonna trump this kinda crap out. After the debacle of the last few weeks with the continuing issues for 13th/14th Gen CPU's they have to try put some kinda positive spin out. I'd say it's squeaky bum time at Intel right now!

 

[vanadiel007]

It always amazes me how they are able to develop so many transistor circuits. That schematic must be crazy big at normal viewing size.

 

[gg83]

Looks good.

If it is on track, Intel is set to regain leadership in the Data Center segment by the time Granite Rapids comes out.

Competition is good, right?

Either this is to ward off further stock drops or this is great news. I hope Intel gets their act together.

 

[TheSecondPower]

Either this is to ward off further stock drops or this is great news.

(Why not both?)