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Intel has confirmed that it will launch the next-generation desktop and mobile platform, Nova Lake, by the end of 2026. Featuring a brand-new architecture, the core configuration can reach up to 52 cores (16P+32E+4LPE) and is equipped with 288MB of cache. According to leaks, the Nova Lake compute chip will utilize TSMC's N2 process. The standard version with an 8P+16E base configuration has a core area of 110mm², the bLLC large cache version increases to 150mm², and the dual-chip flagship version approaches 300mm² in area. While performance improves, power consumption increases significantly, with rumors suggesting the flagship model's PL4 power consumption reaches 700W and the TDP rises to a maximum of 175W. Nova Lake will offer seven SKUs, covering configurations from 4 cores to 52 cores, all adopting the LGA1954 socket and launching with the 900 series motherboards.
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