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Intel reportedly no longer working on 6-core Nova Lake mobile SKU, alleges new rumor — Wildcat Lake Refresh to become focus for next-gen budget markets instead

The demand for Wildcat Lake is apparently the reason behind the shift.

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tomshardware.comStai leggendo1 mesi fa

Intel reportedly no longer working on 6-core Nova Lake mobile SKU, alleges new rumor — Wildcat Lake Refresh…

The demand for Wildcat Lake is apparently the reason behind the shift.

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techspot.com1 mesi fa

Intel's upcoming LGA 1954 socket reportedly supports Nova Lake, Razor Lake, and possibly beyond

Intel's LGA 1954 supports Nova Lake, Razor Lake, and beyond—the first Intel socket spanning 3+ CPU generations. Multi-gen compatibility cuts motherboard upgrade costs, matching AMD AM5's 2022–2029 support and directly reducing enterprise IT TCO.

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  1. martedì 2 giugno 2026·tomshardware.com

    Intel reportedly no longer working on 6-core Nova Lake mobile SKU, alleges new rumor — Wildcat Lake Refresh to become focus for next-gen…

    The demand for Wildcat Lake is apparently the reason behind the shift.

  2. mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·techspot.com

    Intel's upcoming LGA 1954 socket reportedly supports Nova Lake, Razor Lake, and possibly beyond

    Prominent leaker Jaykihn has claimed that Intel's upcoming LGA 1954 socket will support not only Nova Lake processors, but also Razor Lake – its direct successor –...