No one wants to buy Intel anymore after the last four years of being outperformed by AMD in terms of performance and power efficiency. People are calling Panther Lake "Pathetic Lake," and it's confirmed that it will be a transitional platform leading to Nova Lake. There won't be many Panther Lake processors on the market, and those that are available will be extremely expensive, with laptops potentially reaching $2,000—something most consumers can't afford. Nova Lake will indeed be revolutionary, but we'll have to wait another year and a half for its release, giving AMD plenty of time to further solidify its market share with the AM4 and AM5 platforms, which offer seven years of upgrades. Nova Lake will require a complete system upgrade—motherboard, RAM, and power supply—an expense that many users are unwilling to incur.
Moore's Law is Dead has leaked new information about Intel's Panther Lake laptop CPUs. The top-spec model will come with a 16-core CPU (4 P + 8 E + 4 LPE) and a 12 EU Celestial iGPU.
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