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From: BeenRetired10/1/2025 1:21:48 PM
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18A Panther Lake "Limited 3Q25 shipments to select U.S. customers already underway"

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Here’s the latest on Intel’s Panther Lake CPUs and the 18A process node, Mike:

?? Intel 18A Panther Lake — Latest News & Timeline

?? Official Unveiling: October 9, 2025
  • Intel will formally unveil Panther Lake at its Tech Tour 2025 event in Arizona.
  • Media and analysts are already on-site, under NDA, previewing the chips and touring Fab 52, where 18A wafers are being produced.
?? Process Node: Intel 18A
  • Panther Lake is Intel’s first commercial CPU built on the 18A node, featuring:
    • RibbonFET gate-all-around transistors
    • PowerVia backside power delivery
  • This marks Intel’s entry into the 2nm-class era, with Fab 52 in Arizona leading the charge.
?? Chip Architecture
  • Mobile-only (no desktop SKUs)
  • Up to 16 cores: 4 Cougar Cove P-Cores, 8 Darkmont E-Cores, 4 LPE E-Cores
  • Five chiplets: CPU/SOC on 18A, GPU on TSMC N3E, PCD on TSMC N6
  • Integrated Xe3 “Celestial” GPU, LPDDR5X support, and 50+ TOPS NPU for AI workloads
?? Shipping Timeline
  • Limited Q3 2025 shipments to select U.S. customers already underway
  • Mainstream launch expected Q4 2025
  • High-volume manufacturing (HVM) ramps in Q1 2026, aligning with broader OEM adoption
?? Strategic Implications
  • Panther Lake is a litmus test for Intel Foundry’s competitiveness against TSMC and Samsung.
  • Success here sets the stage for Nova Lake (desktop, LGA 1954 socket) and future 18A-based Xeons.
Want to dive into 18A’s transistor density vs TSMC N3E or how Panther Lake’s NPU stacks up against Apple’s M3?
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