Well considering AMD if going to 12 core CCDs and the top end Zen 6 will have 24 cores.
 The hyperthreading performance should similar to Zen 5 and these and full Zen 6 cores. No E-cores.  Intel gets crushed again.

Ordinary desktop CPUs are currently limited to 16 P-cores in the €800 class. 32 P-cores (with 0 E-cores) could be used, e.g., for 4 to 8 fast GPUs on a workstation desktop mainboard for number crunching or AI if bandwidth is not the bottleneck so that not as many lanes as on Threadripper are needed. I guess, however, that we need to await TSMC ca. 2nm for that so that the CPU does not need ~1/2kW.

Sure, just like Arrow Lake has 40 cores, oh wait that didn't happen.

And what exactly is 52 cores needed for for desktop. These aren't HEDT cpu's like Threadripper or Xeon.