While Intel’s 18A process continues to face speculation over yield issues—casting doubt on whether it can enter mass production by late 2025 as planned—Taiwan’s Acer has unexpectedly become the first laptop brand to unveil a device powered by Team Blue’s 18A-based Panther Lake processor, a...

According to Reuters, Intel began risk production of its Panther Lake chips using the 18A process in April. However, sources cited in the report reveal that yields remain critically low—reportedly reaching only about 10% by this summer, up from just 5% late last year. Intel has historically targe...

Despite challenges from massive layoffs, Intel is showing promising progress with its next-gen flagship processor and 18A yields. According to TechPowerUp and SemiAccurate, Intel’s “Nova Lake-S” client CPU has reportedly taped out at TSMC’s 2nm fab in Taiwan. The reports reveal Intel tape...

At Computex, Intel shared key highlights of its upcoming Panther Lake. Although technical details were limited, the company revealed several notable points: Panther Lake is expected to deliver power efficiency on par with Lunar Lake, feature Performance cores comparable to the current Arrow Lake H s...

Intel is banking on its 18A process to drive a turnaround, with high expectations surrounding its first client product on the node—Panther Lake. According to Wccftech, the company unveiled its next-generation Panther Lake CPU silicon at Computex, demonstrating it across multiple platforms. Inte...