Intel shows a Core Ultra 300 Panther Lake closely at the Embedded World 2025

Showing that their Panther Lake processors are getting closer to consumers, Intel has decided to show one of these CPUs at Embedded World 2025. The event takes place in Nuremberg, Germany, and their visitors have a chance to look closely at one of Intel’s next generation components.

There will be several components based on Panther Lake, scheduled for debut in the second half of this year. Among them, we should see the Intel Core Ultra 300 trade name CPUS series. Videocardz staff points out that the processor on the event is a Panther Lake-H, which will result in the most advanced components at the next generation launch.

Panther Lake -based processors will deliver up to 16 CPU nuclei, 4 of them for performance, 8 for efficiency and 4 for energy saving in these cases. In the graphics part, we will have up to 12 nuclei debuting the XE3 architecture. We must see the first ultra 300 core in notebooks.

This must be the first time Intel has shown a Panther Lake so close, but it is not the first one of these components appears “in public.” Pat Gelsinger, now former CEO of the company, showed one in hand during one of Intel’s performances last year.

Panther Lake brings 18a process for household products

It is always interesting to remember that the processor Panther Lake series will be manufactured in Intel’s new process 18a. This is the big bet of the company’s Foundry segment, which intends to use technology not only in its own products, but in the manufacture of customer components as well.

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While the Core Ultra 300 Panther Lake will bring 18th to home notebooks and PCs, the first generation Xeon for professional use with technology should be Clearwater Forest. That is, these products will be important not only for Intel’s direct sales, but also for promoting technology to potential partners such as Nvidia and Broadcom.

Fonte: pcgameshardware