New Intel Panther Lake CPUS with 1.8 nanometer

Computex, Asia’s largest electronics fair, began, and Adrenaline traveled to Taipei in Taiwan to check out all 2025 hardware releases. At Intel, the main highlight was the Intel Pant Lake CPUS, scheduled to arrive in 2026.

The New Architecture combines the energy efficiency of Lunar Lake with the advanced performance of Arrow Lakeproviding an optimized experience in various segments. Panther Lake CPUS not only have innovative CPU nuclei, but also offer GPU and NPU enhanced with the “heavenly” XE3 architecture.

Tour for Intel Showroom

Initially, Panther Lake CPUs should reach the notebooks, where their main advantages are perceived more sharply. The new technology will use 1.8 nanometer transistors – or 18 Angstrons to use a unit of measure that will become increasingly common from now on.

Intel also displayed some initial notebook projects – the first to receive the chips with the new architecture. The machines that will hit the market in 2026 are now being manufactured now, in a proof that Intel already considers its new CPUs mature enough to be put to the test on the market.

We also saw in action the new professional use GPUs, Intel Arc Pro B60 and B50, announced during the event. We also check the Intel Core Ultra 9 275 hx CPUS in action. These units are focused on performance, which make them ideal for professional use.

Computex 2025 takes place between May 19 and 24 in the city of Taipei, in Taiwan. The main attractions of the fair are brands such as AMD, Intel and Nvidia, as well as manufacturers like Asus, Acer, Gigabyte, MSI, among others. Stay tuned to our coverage! Throughout the week we will bring many videos with the main news shown there.