Intel's Core Ultra 300 series adds another star, Panther Lake with dual versions of core display exposed

According to news on May 9, Intel confirmed last month that the much-anticipated Panther Lake processor will soon be put into production and is expected to be officially unveiled in mid-2025. The launch of this new series of processors marks a major advancement in Intel's process technology.

Panther Lake not only represents a leap in Intel technology, but also symbolizes a new beginning for the company in the production of consumer client products. Starting from this generation of products, Intel will use the advanced 18A process technology to comprehensively improve processor performance with the goal of higher efficiency and lower energy consumption. This new generation of processors will feature comprehensively upgraded processor performance.

#According to the editor’s understanding, more details about Panther Lake have been exposed recently. Well-known hardware information leaker @InstLatX64 exposed Panther Lake PCI ID, where the device IDs of A0 and B0 steps are confirmed to be 0xC06C0 and 0xC06C1 respectively. At the same time, the core graphics card ID of the processor has also been revealed, and Intel will provide two versions, GT3 and GT2, although the specific specifications have not yet been made clear.

In addition, Intel also announced tools for testing Panther Lake "PTL-U" processors, and the BGA 2540 form factor mentioned in its title may represent an early reference evaluation platform (RVP). This news further intensified technology enthusiasts’ expectations for this new product.

Further information on the Panther Lake series of processors is still limited, but it is expected that SKUs will be available for both desktop and mobile platforms. Its computing unit will be composed of a new generation of Cougar Cove and Skymont, and the GPU integrated graphics card is expected to adopt the Arc Celestial "Xe3" architecture. The series is expected to continue using the LGA 1851 socket, which will be launched with the upcoming Meteor Lake-PS and Arrow Lake-S CPUs.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has high hopes for this new processor. He said that based on Lunar Lake’s already achieved three times the performance of Meteor Lake, Panther Lake’s Artificial intelligence capabilities will be "increased by another 2 times."

Intel Panther Lake’s expected specifications include the P core using Cougar Cove architecture based on Intel 18A process technology, the E core using Skymont architecture, integrated Arc Celestial “Xe3” graphics card, and the NPU’s AI performance will be doubled. In addition, the processor will also use the LGA 1851 socket and is expected to be officially launched in 2025, when it will be named the Core Ultra 300 series and be available to consumers.

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